1st Bulletin

3rd International Conference on

ALTERNATE FUELS AND RAW MATERIALS IN CEMENT INDUSTRY

Organized by

Cement Manufacturers’ Association

India

Mr. N.A. Viswanathan, Secretary General, CMA

Advisory Group

Chairman

Mr. S.K. Wali Wholetime Director, JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd.

Members

Mr. V.S. Narang,

Chairman, CMA Technical Committee & Director (Technical), My Home Inds. Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Ashwani Pahuja, Director General, NCCBM

Mr. D. Muruganandam, President (Operations), The India Cements Ltd

Mr. Naveen Kumar Sharma, Vice President (Project), JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd

Mr. Rakesh Bhargava, VP (R&D), Shree Cement Ltd.

Dr. K.V. Reddy, VP & Corporate Head-Environment UltraTech Cement Ltd

Mr. Sanjay Jain, Asstt. ED - Technical Services, Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd.

Mr.Ulhas V. Parlikar, Director (Geocycle Business), ACC Ltd./Holcim

Mr. K.S. Venkatagiri, Executive Director, CII – Godrej GBC

Prof. Shashank Bishnoi Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

Dr. B. Sengupta, Ex-Member Secretary, CPCB

Mr. K.K. Chakarvarti, Specialist Consultant, BEE

Mr. Joe Phelan, Director, WBCSD India

Convenor

Dr. S.K. Handoo, Advisor (Technical), CMA

Why This Conference

With the inconsistent coal availability of varying quality to

the Cement Industry over the last few years, the Cement

Industry has been grappling to enhance usages of

alternate fuels in the cement manufacture and in the

process bring down further the emissions level from the

plants. With this dual aim, Cement Manufacturers’

Association (CMA) had organized the First International

Conference on Alternate Fuel & Raw Materials (AFR) in

August 2013 and Second Conference in February 2015

which had a huge success.

The earlier two editions attracted participation of more

than 250 participants comprising of distinguished

national and International delegates/speakers from USA,

UK, Norway, Switzerland, Singapore etc, eminent

leaders and experts spanning Cement Industry,

Government agencies and senior industry professionals.

Encouraged by the positive feedback from all the

stakeholders on the First & the Second Conferences,

CMA is organizing the “3rd International Conference

on Alternate Fuels and Raw Materials in Cement

Industry” at Hotel Crowne Plaza Today New Delhi

Okhla, New Delhi during March 23-24, 2017.

Objective

To facilitate Technical, Regulatory and Financial

solutions towards increasing Alternate Fuels usage

in Cement Industry and to utilize effectively and efficiently

almost all agricultural and industrial wastes generated in

the country through having in place an efficient Waste

Handling Management System in the country, which

would go a long way in enhancing not only the

percentage level of Thermal Substitution Rate in the

Cement Industry but would also be helpful in addressing

a few major concerns of the Govt. considerably such as

– (a) protecting the environment through bringing down

the emissions levels, (b) reducing the use of fossil fuel by

encouraging more usage of AFR and (c) generating

downstream employment opportunities.

Technical Sessions

Besides Inaugural and Concluding Sessions, the two-day

Conference will have six Important Technical Sessions:

Best Practices in Co-processing of Alternative Fuels

Best Practices in the Utilisation of Alternative Raw

Materials

Sources of Waste Generation and Potential for

Usage as Alternate Fuel

Technological Advancements in AFR Utilisation

Industrial Experience of Global Co-processing

Role of MSW/RDF Utilisation under Swachh Bharat

Mission

Experience/ Expectations of State Pollution Control

Boards

Chief Guest

Hon’ble Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate

Change, Govt. of India, is being approached to grace the

occasion as Chief Guest and inaugurate the Conference.

Conference supported by

Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry

of Commerce and Industry, Bureau of Energy Efficiency,

A statutory body under Ministry of Power, Ministry of

Urban Development, and other Govt. Departments and

Stakeholders are being approached to lend their support

to the Event.

Expected Participation

Over 250 delegates comprising Top Executives from

Domestic as also International Cement Industry,

particularly representing UK, USA, Japan, China, South

Africa, Brazil, Germany, etc. expected to participate in

the Conference, apart from Sr. Govt. Officials,

representatives from the Waste Generating

organisations like Thermal Power Houses, Steel Plants,

Municipal Corporations, etc.

Target Audience

The Conference is targeted for Mid to Senior Level and

Top Executives from Cement Industry; Industrial and

Municipal Waste Generators, NGOs; Consultants;

Researchers and Academia, Students, and other

Stakeholders advocating for more usage of AFR in the

Cement Sector in addition to Policy and Decision Makers

involved in dealing with issues related to the Pollution

and Environment.

Exhibition and B2B meetings *

On special requests from Machinery & Equipment

Suppliers and others, Exhibition and B2B meetings have

also been planned this time to provide all exhibitors an

excellent opportunity to showcase their products and

share experiences about AFR usages in Cement Plants

through most powerful and effective means of direct

communication and take advantage of the opportunities

for expanding their clients under one roof. For the Two-

day event, the Exhibition Tariff for a Stall of 3 x 3 Mtr

is Rs. 75,000/ + Service tax as applicable

(for Overseas : US $ 2500).

Exhibitors will be entitled to two Complimentary

delegates along with a complete set of papers of the

Conference. Layout of the stalls is annexed.

Book your Stall at the earliest to obviate last

minute regret.

Delegate Fee *

General INR 8000 + Service Tax as applicable

CMA Member Companies

INR 5000 + Service Tax as applicable

Students INR 2000 + Service Tax as applicable

Overseas USD 500

Discount – One free Delegate for every five paid delegates from one Company

Special Supplement

On the occasion, a Special Supplement covering articles

on topical subjects, messages from important dignitaries,

including Politicians will be brought out. The Publication

will also include a few Advertisements from all the

interested Organisations. Chief Guest of the Conference

will release the Publication.

Those wishing to release their Advertisements are

requested to send their Ad material along with the

fee as per the following details in A-4 size:

ADVERTISEMENT TARIFF A4 SIZE

Indian (INR) Overseas (USD)

Back Cover (Colour) 1,00,000 3000

Inside Cover (Colour) 75,000 2500

Full Page (Colour) 40,000 1200

Half Page (Colour) 20,000 600

Sponsoring the Event

For such an important international event, the Organisers welcome the generous contribution through Sponsorship.

There are four categories of Sponsorship.

Category of Sponsors& Privileges

Patron Platinum Gold Silver

Fee (Rs.) 10 Lakh 5 Lakh 3 Lakh 2 Lakh

Ad (Colour) Two Full Page A-4 size

One Full Page A-4 size

Half Page A-4 size

Half Page A-4 size

Discount for booking Stall

One Stall (free)

50% for one Stall – –

Mention in Signage at Venue

Mention in Conference Documents

Free Delegates 12 6 3 2

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE *

Note: Payment should be remitted through Cheque/ Demand Draft in favour of “Cement Manufacturers’ Association” payable at New Delhi.

* 10% Early bird discount upto 10th February 2017

Important Information Delhi Weather

(In the month of March )

Temperature

Average Min. 22°C

Average Max. 27°C

Highest 30°C

Lowest 18°C

Sun

Over the course of March, the length of the day is

gradually increasing. From the start to the end of the

month, the length of the day increases by 51 minutes,

implying an average day-over-day increase of 1.7 minutes.

Clouds

The median cloud cover is 20% (mostly clear) and does

not vary substantially over the course of the month.

Precipitation

The average probability that some form of precipitation will

be observed in a given day is 13%, with little variation over

the course of the month.

Humidity

The relative humidity typically ranges from 24% (dry) to 85% (very humid) over the course of a typical March, rarely dropping below 12% (very dry) and reaching as high as 100% (very humid).

Dew Point

Dew point is often a better measure of how comfortable a person will find the weather than relative humidity because it more directly relates to whether perspiration will evaporate from the skin, thereby cooling the body. Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid.

Over the course of a typical March, the dew point typically varies from 6°C (dry) to 15°C (comfortable) and is rarely below 2°C (dry) or above 18°C (mildy humid).

The time of the month between March 1 and March 31 is the most comfortable, with dew points that are neither too dry nor too muggy.

(We would however advise that participants check out the weather before their departure for the conference to get an exact idea)

Venue : Hotel Crowne Plaza Today New Delhi, Okhla

Plot No. 1, Community Centre, Okhla Phase-1, New Delhi-110020, India. Toll Free. 1800-1033-066, Tel: +91-11-46462000, Fax: +91-11-41012525,

E-mail: reservations@cpokhla.com, Website: www.crowneplaza.com/newdelhi-okhla

Crowne Plaza Today New Delhi Okhla, a premium IHG brand, is the 5 star hotel located in the heart of South Delhi offering integrated hospitality for business and leisure travellers. Located in the heart of South Delhi, Crowne Plaza today New Delhi Okhla is just approx.21 km away from India Gandhi International Airport and city’s domestic airport. Crowne Plaza today New Delhi Okhla ensure guests remain connected to the pulse of Delhi.

ACCOMMODATION

208 leisure rooms with a deluxe suit, 16 suites and 191 rooms, prestigious 5 –

star hotel with all the comfort and modern facilities with complimentary Wi-Fi facility. A special tariff of INR 7000/8000

+Taxes for single/double per room per night for deluxe room has been negotiated for the delegates of the

Conference. For accommodation, Delegates may contact Ms Neha Srivastava,

Sr. Executive, Crowne Meeting, Hotel Crowne Plaza Today New Delhi, Okhla. E-mail: neha.srivastava@cpokhla.com,

M : 9582227021.

Distance from Airport to Hotel

Route (Via) Distance (km.) Time Duration

NH-48-Ring Road 20.6 1 hr 1 min

Outer Ring Road-Vasant Vihar 19.1 47 min

Places of Tourist Interests in Delhi Red Fort Jama Masjid ChandniChowk Humayun’s Tomb Lodhi Gardens

QutabMinar Gandhi Smriti India Gate Bahai Temple Garden of Five Senses

3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

ALTERNATE FUELS & RAW MATERIALS IN CEMENT INDUSTRY

REGISTRATION FORM FOR DELEGATES / SPONSORS /EXHIBITORS

Name and Address of the Nominating Organisation: _____________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________

City:_____________________ PIN/Zip:________________________ Country :________________________

Phone:__________________________________________ Fax :____________________________________

E-mail :______________________________________________________________________________

S.No. Delegate Designation Nationality Mobile No. E-mail

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Passport Particulars*

No. Valid upto

(* For foreign nationals)

Particulars of Fee Remittance: Demand Draft to be drawn in favour of Cement Manufacturers’ Association, payable at New Delhi, India.

Demand Draft No. Date Amount: Rs. / US $ Drawn on (name of Bank)

Domestic Bank transfer / RTGS / NEFT can be made to Savings Bank Account No. 3611398702 of CEMENT MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION, Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd., IFSC: KKBK0005029, B-1, Sector -16, GautamBudh Nagar, NOIDA – 201 301, Uttar Pradesh.

Overseas Remitters may transfer Funds to Savings Bank Account No. 3611398702 of Cement Manufacturers’ Association with IFSC: KKBK0005029, Swift Code No. KKBKINBB

PAN Number of Cement Manufacturers’ Association is AAATC0417F

We are interested in [Please tick (/) appropriate box]:

Sponsoring the Event* - Patron Platinum Gold Silver Advertising in Special Publication

Participating in Technical Exhibition : 3 x 3m

Wherever necessary, provide the complete details. Photocopies of the Form are also acceptable. Forms can also be downloaded from CMA Website: www.cmaindia.org

Signature and Name of the Nominating

Authority & Designation * Fee for Sponsorship: Patron – ₹ 10 lakh, Platinum – ₹ 5 Lakh, Gold – ₹ 3 Lakh, Silver – ₹ 2 Lakh

Exhibition Layout

Total Stalls = 24 (3 x3 m)

About the Organizer

Cement Manufacturers’ Association (CMA), the apex body of large cement manufacturers in India was established in

1961. It is a unique body inasmuch as it has both the private and public sector cement companies as its members.

CMA acts as a bridge between Indian Cement Industry and the Government. It creates a conducive Environment to promote industry, through advice and consultation. It closely works with Government, various Regulators on policy issues, enhancing efficiency, competitiveness, growth and development opportunities for Indian cement industry. As a representative organization of cement industry, CMA articulates the genuine, legitimate needs, concerns and interests of the cement industry with an objective to protect the consumer interests and to identify newer applications of cement usage.

Its mission is to impact the policy and legislative environment so as to foster balanced economic, industrial and social development in the cement industry. CMA has been particularly active in the areas of Energy Efficiency, environment-Friendliness and Sustainability Standards. Towards this end, CMA partners actively with like-minded and specialized organizations, such as, World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) as a ‘Communication Partner’' for Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI), NCB, & CII for conducting focussed studies for sharing and dissemination of the latest technological Information.

For further Enquiries Contact

Dr. S.K. Handoo, Adviser (Technical) Cement Manufacturers' Association

CMA Tower, A-2E, Sector-24, Noida - 201 301 (U.P.), India Tel: +91 120 2411955, 2411957, 2411958, Fax: +91 120 2411956

Email :cmand@cmaindia.org, Website: www.cmaindia.org

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Manufacturers’

Association