Tag: Red Mud Utilization

Circular Economy: Hindalco becomes the world’s 1st company to achieve 100% red mud utilisation

by India CSR

August 20, 2020

A major step in reducing the cement industry’s dependence on mined material; replaces 3% of the clinker raw mix Hindalco ...

Vedanta Commissioned first Red Mud Powder Plant in the World

by India CSR

November 17, 2013

LANJIGARH: Red Mud is a waste from Alumina Industry and its disposal and utilization has always been a matter of ...

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Tag: Red Mud Utilization

Circular Economy: Hindalco becomes the world’s 1st company to achieve 100% red mud utilisation

Vedanta Commissioned first Red Mud Powder Plant in the World

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