Ramco Cements Commissions 8 MW Waste Heat Recovery System at Ramasamy Raja Nagar Plant
The addition of 8 MW of green power is a notable operational improvement, contributing to cost savings and environmental sustainability. While not a transformative event, it positively impacts the company's long-term operational efficiency and green energy goals.
The commissioning of an 8 MW Waste Heat Recovery System significantly increases the company's green power generation capacity, leading to improved energy efficiency, reduced operational costs, and a smaller carbon footprint.
The Ramco Cements Limited announced the commissioning of an 8 MW Waste Heat Recovery System (WHR) at its Ramasamy Raja Nagar cement plant on 4 September 2025, at 9:35 AM. * This commissioning increases the total waste heat power generation at the Ramasamy Raja Nagar plant from 2 MW to 10 MW. * The company's overall waste heat power generating capacity has risen from 45.15 MW to 53.15 MW.
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