Tyre-Derived Fuel

Oman Cement is expanding its use of tyre-derived fuel and other alternative raw materials to lower emissions and production costs, according to the company’s first-half 2026 board report.

Oman Cement Steps Up Alternative Fuel Use

The Misfah-based manufacturer is working to raise its Thermal Substitution Rate (TSR) — the share of thermal energy in its kilns coming from non-fossil sources — by expanding its use of tyre-derived fuel, recovered carbon black and oil sludge.

Co-Processing Municipal Solid Waste

The company is also working with government authorities on pre-treating and co-processing municipal solid waste, signalling a broader shift toward waste-to-energy in its kiln operations.

Why Tyre-Derived Fuel Matters to Cement Producers

For cement makers, replacing conventional fossil fuels with tyre-derived fuel reduces the carbon intensity of clinker production while giving end-of-life tyres a productive outlet. The trend aligns with the wider use of recovered carbon black and pyrolysis-derived materials across the resource-recovery sector.

Learn More:

• Tire Pyrolysis Projects
• Recovered Carbon Black Projects
• Solid Waste Solutions
• Feasibility Studies

Turn Tyre-Derived Fuel Into a Viable Project

Cement producers and waste operators are turning to tyre-derived fuel and alternative feedstocks to cut emissions and costs. Klean Industries supports the full pathway from feedstock assessment to plant development.

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