News Desk, News Nation 360 : Leading Indian integrated metal manufacturer Shyam Metalics and Energy Ltd. is pleased to announce the opening of its state-of-the-art Coke Oven Plant in Jamuria, West Bengal. The start of production at the new plant marked a major advancement in the company's expansion and sustainability objectives. By cutting expenses and gaining more control over the supply chain, backward integration will improve the company's financial performance. Commenting on the development, Brij Bhushan Agarwal, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, of Shyam Metalics stated that as they continue on their journey, Shyam Metalics has achieved a significant milestone with the commissioning of the coke oven plant in Jamuria. This factory increases its manufacturing capability and reaffirms its commitment to environmental responsibility. Zero-emission non-recovery coke oven technology and the addition of a waste heat recovery system for electricity generation serve as examples of their commitment to environmental responsibility. They do not doubt that this plant will raise the industry's standards for sustainability, efficiency, and safety. The newly commissioned coke oven plant, consisting of two batteries with 35 ovens each, has started receiving raw materials. It will mainly utilize coal imported from Australia, Indonesia, and Russia to produce high-quality coke for Shyam Metalics' blast furnace, sinter plant, and ferroalloys facility, enhancing production efficiency and quality. The plant's eco-friendly features include a non-recovery type coke oven design that ensures zero emissions and a waste heat recovery boiler facility that captures and utilizes flue gas to generate electricity, thereby increasing efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
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8 Feb 2025
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