CEMEX optimises supply chain to reduce transport emissions
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The UK operations of aggregates and construction materials company CEMEX claims a 17 kilo-tonne reduction in CO2 emissions. They put that down to their policy of optimising their supply chain for the lowest possible emissions. Rail freight has played the most significant part in their UK plans so far.
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Shifts, is the new standard.
As at “global” devices, for sake of added capacity, lower costs, added utilisation, etc., – and lower emissions – as well at railways… shall be provided, for future added, high loads.
(At any upgrading, etc., 70 kip safely allowed axial load now should be min., provided for, etc., etc.)