Boral — Corporate Update (July 2023)
26 slides from Boral's corporate update, Jul 14, 2023
Slide 1: Berrima Cement Works Community Liaison Group Meeting
Berrima Cement Works Community Liaison Group Meeting 14 July 2023
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
Welcome and Apologies
Slide 4: Attendees
Attendees CLG representatives Clive West, Berrima resident and Berrima Resident Association representative Andrew Wood, New Berrima resident Morwenna Zabaks, Wingecarribee Shire Council Boral staff Dean Beltrame, Operations Manager Berrima Sharon Makin, Environment Business Partner South Coast and S
Slide 5: Review of Minutes and actions arising from last meeting
Review of Minutes and actions arising from last meeting Previous meeting Minutes – 1 December 2022 Matters arising from last meeting • Add an information tab to the Berrima Cement Works webpage to explain “What is an electrostatic precipitator (ESP) trip?”. 5
Slide 6: Operations summary
Operations summary
Slide 7: Safety, Customer and People
Safety • No serious incidents. 50% improvement on safety statistics on prior year – TRIFR 10.5 from ~ 300,000 man hours. Last year TRIFR 21. • January major planned shutdown 0 reportable safety incident from 88,000 man hours • June 1 week planned shutdown 0 reportable incidents Customer and People •
Slide 8: Production/Performance
Production/Performance • Clinker and cement volumes higher to last year (~ 1.315Mt & ~ 1.12Mt respectively). • Energy costs continue to be a significant head wind (coal & electricity). Value Improvement Projects identified and progressing to assist mitigate these costs (SWDF, GBFS, Fibreboard, Cemen
Slide 9: Environmental works update
Environmental works | update
Slide 10: Environmental overview
Environmental overview • Independent Annual Non-Standard Fuels Audit completed. • Independent Audit of SWDF suppliers undertaken in April 2023, with no areas of concern. • EPA Environment Protection Licence Annual Return submitted in June 2023. • Annual Environment Management review issued to DPE in
Slide 11: Environmental monitoring – air quality management
Environmental monitoring – air quality management • Our last stack test was undertaken on over 18/4 and 20/4 2023. • All stack tests YTD have been compliant along with our Continuous Emission Monitoring (CEMs). 11
Slide 12: Management plan update
Management plan update Construction Environment Management plan prepared for Tyre Chip Storage area construction and implementation and approved by DPE. Operational Environment Management Plan has been reviewed and updated in line with Mod 15 approval associated with the Tyre Chip storage area. Pend
Slide 13: Environmental monitoring – dust deposition trends
Environmental monitoring – dust deposition trends 13
Slide 14: Environmental monitoring – high volume air sampler data
Environmental monitoring – high volume air sampler data 14
Slide 15: Property planning and approvals update
Property planning and approvals update
Slide 16: Modification 14 – solid waste derived fuels (SWDF)
Modification 14 – solid waste derived fuels (SWDF) Project Objectives • Increase volume of SWDF from 100,000tpa to 250,000tpa; • Expand existing SWDF storage and handling facilities; • Construct alternative access to the site; • Additional 13 truck movements per day; and • Permit 24 hour delivery of
Slide 17: Modification 15 – tyre chip storage and feed infrastructure
Modification 15 – tyre chip storage and feed infrastructure Project Objectives • Permit new permanent outdoor storage and feed system to support use of tyre chips; • Modify relevant conditions of consent. Tyre chip use already permitted under Kiln 6 development consent, no change in volume stored or
Slide 18: Carbon Capture Pilot Plant
Carbon Capture Pilot Plant Project Objectives • Up to 3-year trial to research carbon emissions reduction associated with clinker production; • Import up to 2,000 tonnes recycled concrete aggregates from construction & demolition waste; • Install pre-fabricated plant to trial sequestration of carbo
Slide 19: Planned applications
Planned applications Proposal Timing Modify SSD consent DA85-4-2005 (Cement Mill 7) to align noise management conditions of the Currently on hold ball mill consent with approved site wide noise management plan Modify SSD consent DA401-11-2002-I (Kiln 6) to increase maximum permitted granulated blast
Slide 20: Communications update
Communications update
Slide 21: Community liaison group vacancy and community investment framework
No expressions of interest were received after advertising locally to fill the vacant CLG position was received. Kate to do another campaign and advertise in the local paper. A community investment framework for the next three financial years has been finalised. 21
Slide 22: General business and contacts
General business and contacts
Slide 23: General business
General business Items of general business: 23
Slide 24: Contacts
Contacts 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 Australia 24
Slide 25: Next meeting
Next meeting Tuesday 14 November 2023
Slide 26: Boral
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