Lafarge Bath has a proposal to replace coal in its cement plant with low carbon fuels like weathered treated wood (such as railway ties and utility poles), construction and demolition materials, and asphalt shingles.
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Biomass is any plant-based fuel including crops, forest waste, railway ties, surplus wood from construction and demolition projects, pulp and paper by-products, even wood-based factory discards. Every fuel option we’re studying has been proposed to us by local businesses as cleaner fuel options than coal.
September 19, 2013
Lafarge Bath Plant's 40th Anniversary
You’re Invited help us celebrate Lafarge Bath Cement Plant 40th Anniversary
The employees of Lafarge invite you to our 40th Anniversary Celebration. In 1973, Lafarge built a new cement plant on Lake Ontario just west of the Village of Bath. For these past 40 years we’ve been providing solutions to build better cities and communities all around the Great Lakes. To celebrate this milestone, the plant is opening up its’ doors and inviting everyone of all ages out for a lovely fall afternoon of exploration. You can also expect a few special guests and many fun activities!
Come and Celebrate with us on Saturday October 5, 2013 from
11 am to 2 pm
- Prizes, activities and a plant tour
- Lions club bbq lunch (while supplies last)
- Special guest HGTV host Bryan Baeumler
- Earth rangers animal education session
Where We Are
Lafarge Bath Cement Plant
6501 Hwy 33 West, P.O. Box 160
Bath, Ontario, Canada, K0H 1G0
See you all there!
For more information please contact us at
www.bathcementplant.com/contact
