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CAPES Update: Our major greenfield refractory and steel casting plant investment in India progresses well
The development of Project CAPES in Odisha, India, is progressing well. Known as CAPES (Calderys Plant in East & South India), this strategic investment reflects our unwavering commitment to innovation, excellence, and sustainability while addressing the evolving needs of the Indian refractory market, particularly in the eastern and southern regions.
Calderys plays a key role in EU-funded project HEATERNAL to develop viable decarbonization solutions using thermal energy storage
As the only refractory maker taking part in the project, Calderys recently selected the refractories for the energy storage unit which will be assembled in the coming months before testing. The project is on track for completion in the second half of 2026.
Calderys Boosts Aluminum Production Efficiency with ALKON® Fast Dry Technology
In the aluminum industry, downtime is costly—and every hour, a furnace is not operational, affects the bottom line. At one of our key aluminum clients in the UAE, we saw an opportunity to challenge the conventional.
Calderys and HWI bring expanded expertise to AISTech 2025
Calderys, alongside HWI, is proud to participate in AISTech 2025, the leading technical event for the steel industry, held May 5–8 at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee.
Calderys and HWI showcase glass solutions at Glassman Europe
Calderys and its brand HWI are looking forward to exhibiting at Glassman Europe, in Istanbul (Türkiye). On May 14-15, the Group’s Glass experts will welcome you to Booth n°C05 to showcase industry-leading solutions for glassmakers.
Standardizing Product Carbon Footprint Rules at Calderys
At Calderys, we are committed to sustainability and transparency in our operations. As an active member of the World Refractories Association (WRA), we have collaborated with key industry players to develop and refine Product Carbon Footprint standards, ensuring consistency and reliability across the sector. This initiative involved 11 companies, each contributing with two members to the working group from January to November 2024.