Misr Cement Group
Sustainable Development

More than 70,000 trees have been planted by the group, with the aim of reducing CO2 in the atmosphere, and providing a home to local and migrating birds.

Cement waste is safely discarded of in a sanitary land fill where waste is isolated from the environment until it is safe (completely degraded biologically, chemically, and physically), known as by-pass dust.

Air is filtered by placing antistatic filers next to dust sources at a height of 130 m. Fine dust emissions are recaptured and recovered in large quantities and recycled as a raw material.

Water waste is prevented by using a closed-circuit industrial cooling process for the water.

Waste-water is treated and used to irrigate the trees within the grounds of the facilities, with a daily volume of 150 cubic meters.