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Teixeira Duarte visits CIMPOR Museum in Alhandra: Modernisation and Sustainability Project
21 January 2025
On 16 January, the Teixeira Duarte team visited the CIMPOR Museum at the Alhandra Plant. The CIMPOR Museum, inaugurated in 2011, plays a fundamental role in preserving the history and industrial legacy of the ‘Tejo’ cement factory, founded by António Teófilo Araújo Rato at the end of the 19th century. The museum is divided into two distinct centres: the first, in the old Hoffmann kiln building from 1894, and the second, in the old laboratory building from 1932.
Teixeira Duarte is carrying out a civil construction contract to upgrade and optimise the Line 7 Klin at the Alhandra Plant, as part of a CIMPOR investment project aimed at decarbonising its operations. By the end of 2025, this project will reduce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere by more than 190,000 tonnes per year. This investment is part of CIMPOR's transition plan, which aims to reduce around 37% of its CO2 emissions by 2030, with the ambitious goal of reaching net-zero by 2050.
This project, which is being funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP), not only reinforces CIMPOR's commitment to environmental sustainability, but also to innovation and modernisation of its infrastructures, in line with the objectives of the RRP. Teixeira Duarte's visit to the CIMPOR Museum emphasises the importance of collaboration in implementing greener and more efficient solutions in the industry.
This is another step in CIMPOR's journey towards a more sustainable and responsible future, in accordance with the highest environmental and technological standards.


