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US: Building materials producer Edwin C. Levy has applied for a permit to build and operate its planned Delray slag cement grinding plant in Detroit, Michigan. The company says that the plant will produce green alternative cement using granulated blast furnace slag (GBFS) supplied by local refinery operator Cleveland-Cliffs Steel.
Local press has reported that Edwin C. Levy director Reuben Maxbauer said “This facility is going to be something the community will be proud of.”
US: Shawn M Garvin, secretary of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), has issued a Secretary’s Order granting an air quality construction permit for Walan Specialty Construction Products to build a slag grinding plant at Wilmington in Delaware. Walan, also known locally as Penn Mag, is required to use best available control technology (BACT) to control particulate emissions from the drying and grinding operations and to limit truck activity at the site to paved surfaces. The permit has approved a throughput limit of 150,000t/yr of slag, a reduction of 43% compared to the original application.
