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Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd. (President: Hironori Morohashi, Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo) and group company Hachinohe Cement Co., Ltd. (President: Tomoya Hirotsune, Headquarters: Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture) announced on December 26, 2022 in Aomori, Japan. A Comprehensive Partnership Agreement was concluded with the prefecture (Governor Shingo Mimura) and the Aomori Prefectural Office.
Under this agreement, Sumitomo Osaka Cement Group’s cement plants will waste materials generated in Aomori Prefecture as raw materials for cement production and as thermal energy. is what you do.
(1) Matters related to early recovery in the event of a disaster
(2) Reducing environmental impact by recycling waste materials, etc.
(3) Regional safety and security
(4) Thing about healthy upbringing of youth
(5) Use of Aomori Prefecture products and improvement of name recognition
(6) Things related to tourism promotion
(7) Other matters related to the improvement of prefectural citizen services and the revitalization of local communities
The Group contributes to the formation of a sustainable society by recycling waste materials and by-industrial by-product during cement manufacturing, and disaster waste materials generated by earthquakes and floods is also treated at the cement plants. We accept what is possible.
Until now, disaster waste materials Joso City, Ibaraki Prefecture due to the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Kanto and Tohoku heavy rains in September 2015 due to the Kinugawa levee collapse, the Kumamoto Earthquake, the heavy rains in July 2018 (Western Japan heavy rains), and the 2019 East Japan We have a track record of accepting disaster waste materials generated by large-scale disasters such as typhoons (Typhoon No. 19).
Hachinohe Cement accepts a wide variety of disaster waste materials including illegally dumped waste materials across the border between Aomori and Iwate Prefectures, disaster waste materials the Great East Japan Earthquake, and more recently, rice straw, flooded rice, and fertilizer generated by Typhoon Hagibis. In the 3rd year of Reiwa, when a cargo ship ran aground off the coast of Hachinohe Port, we are accepting oil-adhered driftage and wood chips that were loaded.
Hachinohe Cement Co., Ltd. was established as Hiji Cement Co., Ltd. in December 1918.It later became Iwaki Cement Co., Ltd.’s Hachinohe Plant, changed its name to Sumitomo Cement Hachinohe Plant, and is now a group company of Sumitomo Osaka Cement. As a company, we mainly manufacture various types of cement for the Tohoku and Kanto regions. Since its founding, we have built cooperative relationships with the local community, such as promoting local employment and actively participating in various local activities.
The conclusion of this comprehensive partnership agreement will enable the early acceptance of disaster waste materials as well as various forms of cooperation with local communities. We will continue to strengthen our cooperative relationship with Aomori Prefecture, and work to create a sustainable society and further develop and improve the region.
Photo (The signing ceremony, from left: Tomoya Akiyo, President of Hachinohe Cement, Shingo Mimura, Governor of Aomori Prefecture, Hirotsune, President of the Company)
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