Boral — Corporate Update (July 2022)
27 slides from Boral's corporate update, Jul 29, 2022
Slide 1: Berrima Cement Works Community Liaison Group Meeting
Click to edit Master title style Subheader Berrima Cement Works Community Liaison Group Meeting 29 July 2022
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 1. Welcome and apologies 2. Operations summary 3. Environmental works update 4. Planning and projects 5. Communications update 6. General business and contacts 7. Next meeting 2
Slide 3: Welcome and apologies
01 Welcome and apologies
Slide 4: Attendees
Attendees CLG representatives • Clive West, Berrima resident and Berrima Resident Association representative • Andrew Wood, New Berrima resident • Barry Arthur, Environment Manager, Wingecarribee Shire Council Boral staff • Dean Beltrame, Operations Manager Berrima • Greg Johnson, Environmental Sust
Slide 5: Review of minutes and actions arising from last meeting
Review of minutes and actions arising from last meeting ˃ Previous meeting of the Community Liaison Group – 1 April 2022 ˃ Matters arising from last meeting Action Number Details Responsibility Due 1 Facilitate access to Boral-owned land in Remembrance Driv eway Grov e f or tree inv entory . Cliv e
Slide 6: Operations review
Operations review
Slide 7: Operations
Operations • Safety • There are several reportable incident investigations being progressed. • Damage to the SWDF feeding system which resulted in a couple of injuries to workers. • Customer • The site has received no quality complaints or non-conformances. • People • There has been some industrial
Slide 8: Operations continued
Operations continued • General • Boral is currently undertaking significant restructuring across the business. • Work at the cement works is always continuing to improve ventilation and dust collection systems on site. • A tyre chips trial was completed recently. • There was 1.32Mt of clinker produc
Slide 9: Environmental Works Update
03 Environmental Works Update
Slide 10: Environmental Update
Environmental Update EPA Annual Return • Submitted 20 June 2022 • All monitoring limits complied with • 5 complaints received during the year, including one directly to EPA resulting in Official Caution as outlined in non-compliances • Two non-compliances reported • Monitoring frequency for PM10 par
Slide 11: Environmental Update
Environmental Update Cement Works Annual Environmental Management Report • Submitted June 2022 • Accepted by DPE • Available on Boral Berrima Cement Webpage 11
Slide 12: Environmental monitoring – Stack Emissions
Environmental monitoring – Stack Emissions Stack Emission Monitoring 2021-2022 EPL 1698 Stack Testing Annual Return Summary RDF High Report ID RDF High RDF High Tyre Trial R011682-1 R011836 R011867 R012341 • Four tests during reporting period Pollutant Unit of Measure Licence Limit Oct-2021 Oct-2021
Slide 13: Environmental monitoring – Deposited Dust
Environmental monitoring – Deposited Dust Deposited dust and HiVol dust results trending down 13
Slide 14: Environmental monitoring – Surface Water Discharge
Environmental monitoring – Surface Water Discharge 14
Slide 15: Alternative Fuel Trials
Alternative Fuel Trials SWDF (RDF & WW) High Rate PoPT AKF5 – Tyre Chips (shredded) Trail • SWDF are permitted by consent to 50% by volume • AKF5 already approved for use at upto 4.5t/hr of fuel. • One tonne of tyre chips can replace 1.2t of coal • Ongoing use currently limited to 40% as original Pr
Slide 16: Shale Quarry Rehabilitation Management Plan
Shale Quarry Rehabilitation Management Plan As of 1 August 2022, Rehabilitation Management Plans replace Mine Operations Plans A RMP has been prepared and is available on the Boral Cement website. The Environmental Rehabilitation Objectives have been lodged with the Resources Regulator for approval.
Slide 17: Property planning & approvals updates
04 Property planning & approvals updates
Slide 18: Modification 14 – Solid Waste Derived Fuels (SWDF)
Modification 14 – Solid Waste Derived Fuels (SWDF) Project Objective • Increase the volume of SWDF from 100,000tpa to 250,000tpa; • Expansion of existing SWDF storage and handling facilities; • Construct an alternate access to the site; • Additional 13 truck movements per day; and • Permit 24 hour d
Slide 19: Modification 15 – Tyre chip storage & feed system
Modification 15 – Tyre chip storage & feed system Project Objective • Permit new permanent outdoor storage and feed system to support use of tyre chips; • Modification of relevant conditions of consent; and • Tyre chip use already permitted under Kiln 6 development consent, no change in volume store
Slide 20: Carbon Capture Pilot Plant
Carbon Capture Pilot Plant Project Objective • 3 year trial to research carbon emissions reduction associated with the production/manufacture of cement; • Importation of 2,000 tonnes of recycled materials (aggregate & sand); • Installation of pre-fabricated plant to trial sequestration of carbon int
Slide 21: Planned applications
Planned applications Consent to be Timing modified Modification to align noise management conditions of the ball mill consent Ball Mill Consent with approved site wide noise management plan Late 2022 (DA85-4-2005) Berrima Community Liaison Group – July 2022 21
Slide 22: Communications update
04 Communications update
Slide 23: Communications update
• Media relations – ongoing communication and announcements will be managed by Kate Woodbridge. • Local community website – Meeting minutes will be posted for 1 April 2022 meeting once accepted today. • Community support or upcoming events – none currently identified. • Community engagement – Kate r
Slide 24: General business and contacts
05 General business and contacts
Slide 25: General business and contacts
General business and contacts Items of general business: Boral Berrima Cement contacts: ˃ Reception 02 4860 2222 ˃ Kate Woodbridge Stakeholder Relations Manager 0401 893 815/ kate.woodbridge@boral.com.au ˃ www.boral.com.au/berrimacement ˃ feedback@boral.com.au ˃ Like us on Facebook: @ Boral Australi
Slide 26: Next meeting
06 Next meeting Next CLG meeting – 21 October 2022
Slide 27: Thanks for your participation
Thanks for your participation 27