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News Bishkek heat and power plant to supply ash and slag to two cement plants in Kemin

Bishkek heat and power plant to supply ash and slag to two cement plants in Kemin

Written by Global Cement staff 31 January 2024
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Kyrgyzstan: The state-owned Bishkek heat and power plant has secured a US$437,000 contract to supply its waste ash and slag to two cement plants in Kemin, Chüy Region. The cement producers party to the contract will be responsible for extraction and transport, commencing in August 2024.

The Bishkek heat and power plant has previously invested US$280,000 in clearing its waste dump. The government says that it has also received interest from a China-based autoclave aerated concrete blocks producer in its waste.

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