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A key part of our odour reduction strategy, Feed Diversion has been approved by the Department of Water, Environment and Regulation WA to be run and tested over the Summer.
Read storyA heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for Community Forum Two on Tuesday, 3 December 2024.
Read storyWe had a productive turnout of 52 attendees from the local 6164 area, and your engagement provided us with invaluable insights into the community’s key concerns, notably around odour, dust management, site rehabilitation, and environmental stewardship.
Read storyThe move to gas has led to a reduction on our Scope 1 emissions intensity reduction at Munster on our roadmap towards net zero by 2050.
Read storyWe are pleased to advise that the results of the feed diversion trials in the Kiln 6 stack at our Munster site have now been shared with the Department of Water andEnvironmental Regulation (DWER) as part of the Works Approval review and reportingprocess. We look forward to sharing regular updates on our odour reduction strategy […]
Read storyCockburn Cement Limited (CCL) notes the Supreme Court’s finding to uphold the decision by the Magistrates Court to convict CCL of the six charges under s49(5) of the Environmental Protection Act 1986. It will now consider the reasons in detail. CCL is a long-term partner of the State with a proud history of being part […]
Read storyKiln 6 of Cockburn Cement’s Munster Plant will be undergoing a regular maintenance shutdown from 7 September – 24 September 2023. The Cockburn Cement Munster Plant conducts maintenance shutdown events routinely throughout the year. If you have any questions in relation to the shutdown, please contact us on 1800 156 826 or email community@cockburncement.com.au
Read storyEarlier this year, CCL submitted an application to Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) for approval to clear 8.6 hectares of vegetation on our Munster site with the purpose to expand the site’s limestone quarrying capability. On Thursday, 17 August we received confirmation from DMIRS that the proposed land clearing has been published […]
Read storyIn September 2022, we advised that Cockburn Cement’s parent company, Adbri, was exploring an option to excise a surplus parcel of land at our Munster site for light and general industrial purposes. Following extensive reviews into land use across Adbri sites nationwide, the Munster land project will not proceed at this point in time. We would like to […]
Read storyToday Adbri announced to the market that we have concluded the detailed review on the Kwinana Upgrade project (KWUP). The KWUP is the largest investment Adbri has made in recent times and is now estimated to cost between $385 million – $420 million, including allowances and contingency. The project remains on track for target commissioning in […]
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