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Coolbrook: Harnessing electricity for cement production
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Coolbrook: Harnessing electricity for cement production
Peter Edwards, Global Cement Magazine 22 August 2022 Coolbrook, a manufacturer of electrically-powered thermal processing equipment, has made a number of high-profile announcements in 2022. Here, Global Cement speaks with Joonas Rauramo, CEO of Coolbrook, about how its technology could revolutionise our sector. Global Cement (GC): Please could you introduce Coolbrook and what it does? Joonas Rauramo (JR): Coolbrook is a Finnish company that was founded in 2012 by our Chairman Ilpo Kouakonen. It develops technologies to revolutionise how large processing industries, such as cement, operate. Ove
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