Alexandria.
Activists and local residents accuse the plant operated by the Alexandria Portland Cement Company (APCC), a subsidiary of Greece’s Titan Cement, of fouling the air by burning coal.
«Every night, we see particles falling from their chimneys. Under street lights, you can clearly see the dust raining down,» said Mostafa Mahmoud, a grocery store owner in the Wadi al-Qamar neighbourhood.
Reuters could not independently verify the assertion. Titan Cement says the plant's emissions are within legal limits, and it plans to reduce its use of coal in coming years.
Like many cement manufacturers in Egypt and across North Africa, the factory uses imported coal to fire its kilns. Lately, more and more of the region's coal is coming from the United States, according to U.S. export data.
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