Welcome to Environmental Cement Africa.
This event comes at a time when cement investment across the African continent is increasing significantly and the need to comply with environmental regulations and increase in the CSR program is taking presidency in most cement producers across the continent. Holding the world’s biggest mineral reserves, untapped agricultural capacity along with infrastructure development potential it is foreseen that the African cement industry will have the highest growth rates in the next few decades. On the 28th and 29th of August 2013 in Nairobi Kenya, the long awaited biannual ‘Environmental Cement Conference (ECA)’ will bring together environmental specialist from the cement industry and cement manufacturers from Africa in a high level conference designed to highlight attractions and examine these challenges. The concept of ECA conferences was to bring together industry players, NGOs and governmental organizations and individual companies taking action as well as collaborative efforts to advance sustainable development in the African cement sector. This year program of presentations is designed to cover key subjects that affect the cement industry in the African cement sector issues such as emissions reductions, alternative fuel use, reduction of impacts on local communities and a special session on carbon trading will be expansively covered. We hope to see you at this years’ 3rd ECA conference in Nairobi Kenya.
~ Demsas Faloppa - CEO Prescon ltd
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3rd Environmental Cement Africa 2013
Nairobi, Kenya
DAY 1:
08.00
- Registration
- Exhibition & Morning Reception
09.00
- Opening and Welcoming Remarks
Minister of Environment and Mineral
Resources of Kenya
Session 1
Durban Cop 17: Relevance
of Outcomes for Africa
09.15
- Kyoto Protokoll 2012 and Beyond:
How does Africa come in?
09.35
- The World Bank’s new “Carbon Initiative for Development”
09.55
- Questions, Answers & Comments
10.05
- Morning Coffee Break
- Exhibition & Networking
Session 2
Africa’ s Cement Industry
& Environmental Development Latest
11.30
- East Africa Cement Manufacturers Association Chairman
11.00
- Bamburi Cement (Lafarge Kenya)
11.15
- Simba Cement
11.30
- Dangote
11.45
12.00
12.15
12.30
12.05
- Questions, Answers & Comments
12.20
- Lunch Prescon UK Office: N 18 Ashwin Street London E8 3DL
- Prescon Kenya Office: N. 7
Jackaranda Avenue, off Gitanga Rd. Nairobi - Email:
Elaine@prescon-int.com ECA
Session 3
Success Stories: Environmental Cement
Case Studies in: Africa
Studies in Africa
14.00
- Waste Management in Sub-Saharan
Africa Mr Pierre Del Croix, Industrial
Ecology Regional Vice President
Africa, Middle East, Lafarge, France /
Egypt.
14.20
- Using Key Performance Indicators
to Meet Environmental Targets Mr
Hussein Aly, Director, Sustainable
Development, ASEC Cement, Egypt
14.40
- Nova Cimangola, Angola
15.00
- Cement Company
15.20
- Questions, Answers & Comment
15.35
- Afternoon Tea Break
- Exhibition & Networking
Session 4
Recent Policy Developments in Africa’s Cement Sector
16.20
- Multilateral Industry Policy Developments for Africa’s Cement
Sector Mr. Patrick Kormawa,
Country Director, UNIDO, Nigeria
16.40
- The Status of the Cement Industry in
Ghana: The Legal and Regulatory
Framework, Initiatives, Challenges,
and the Way Forward Mr Jospeh
Mensah, Environmental, Health &
Safety & Quality Manager, Ghacem Ltd, Ghana
17.00
- Government, - Institution
17.20
- Questions, Answers & Comments
17.30
- Closing Day 1
18.30 - 20.30
- Gala DinnerPrescon UK Office:
N 18 Ashwin Street London E8 3DL
Prescon Kenya Office: N. 7 Jackaranda
Avenue, off Gitanga Rd. Nairobi
Email: Elaine@prescon-int.com ECA
DAY 2:
08.30
- Morning Reception with Refreshments
Session 5
Carbon Trading: a Strategy for Successful
Business in the 21st Century (with added Q & A)
09.00
- Carbon Finance: Projects & Opportunities in Africa Mr Arnold
Ekpe, Group Chief Executive
Director, Ecobank, Ghana
09.20
- Analysis of the Carbon Market and
its Impact on Cement Companies Dr
Trevor Sikorski, Director and Head of
European Energy and Environmental Markets Research, Barclays
Capital, UK
09.40
- An African Success Story of Carbon Trading (Company?)
10.00
- Panel Discussion: Is Africa Ready for Carbon Trading?
• What are the regional challenges to start carbon/CDM Projects
• Which stakeholders should drive such initiatives?
• What support does the cement industry need to start carbon projects?
10.30
- Morning Tea Break
- Exhibition & Networking
Session 6
The Path Towards Environmental Cement
11.00
- Environmental Awareness and
Management – Two Essential Conditions for Improving
Environmental Performance in Africa
Mr Rob Huydts, Senior Environmental Manager, Team W-Europe,
Mediterranean, Africa, Heidelberg
11.20
- A Vision of Low Carbon Cement
Dr Pal Chana, Executive Director,
Mineral Products Association Cement,UK
11.40
Pozzolana !! (Alex W.)
12.00
Question & Answer
12.15
- Lunch BreakPrescon UK Office:
N 18 Ashwin Street London E8 3DL Prescon Kenya Office:
N. 7 Jackaranda Avenue, off Gitanga Rd. Nairobi
Email: Elaine@prescon-int.com ECA
Session 7
Best Environmental Practices &
Application – Our Exhibition
Special
13.45
- Alternative Fuel Technology Cement
Plant Mr. Wilfried Zieri, Sales, A TEC, Austria
14.00
- Latest Developments in CO2 Savings
by Using Cement Additives Mr Davide
Padovani, Divison Director, MAOEI S.p.A., Italy
14.15
- Saving Energy at Reduced
Emmissions Dr. Georg Rathwallner,
Sales & Applications, Evonic Fibres, Austria
14.30
- Environmental Handling Solutions
for the Modern Cement Plant Mr
Emial Catalina, Group Representative,
Aumund Foerdertechnik GmbH, Germany
14.45
- SGS, South Africa
15.00
- Special Exhibition Break (please ask your questions here)
Session 8
Financing and Consulting Your
Environmental Cement
16.00
- Financing Environmental Innovation
in the Cement Sector Dr. Ini J. Urua, Head, Heavy Industries,
African Finance Corporation, Nigeria
16.20
- High Quality Finance Solutions Mr Jørgen
Huno Rasmussen, CEO, FLSmidth
16.40
- Project Finance & Risk Management
Mr Alikhan, Partner, Helios LLP, UK
16.45
- Question & Answer
16.55
- Closing of Conference
17.00 - 18.00
- Sponsored Cocktail Reception