Powering America’s Growth with Sustainable Cement Production
Greenfield Cement Plant (U.S.)
Construction of Amwest Energy’s advanced greenfield cement plant is underway. The facility strengthens domestic supply while setting new benchmarks for efficiency and sustainability.
The Amwest Energy Cement Plant is advancing on schedule with foundation and structural works progressing. The facility is engineered for energy‑efficient dry‑process technology and locally sourced limestone reserves.
Energy‑efficient dry process
ASTM‑compliant product lines
Domestic supply chain resilience
CCS‑ready design
Market Impact
Imports continue to fill a sizable share of U.S. demand. Strengthening local capacity reduces exposure to international freight, duties, and tariff‑related volatility.
U.S. Cement & Clinker Imports (2024)
~25–28M st
Tariff Context
Most‑favored‑nation duty for HTS 2523 (cement/clinker): Free. Certain origins may face antidumping/countervailing duties.
Facility Capacity
1.6M TPA
Scaled for regional infrastructure demand
Notes: “st” = short tons. Duty rates per HTS heading 2523 (general rate). AD/CVD applicability varies by country and case.
Sustainability & Compliance
The plant integrates waste heat recovery systems, alternative fuel usage, and future‑ready carbon capture infrastructure, all under stringent EPA and MSHA oversight.
Waste Heat Recovery
WHR units installation in progress.
Alternative Fuels
Fuel blending systems being commissioned.
CCS Ready
Carbon capture interface engineered.
Compliance
EPA • MSHA • EIA permits secured.
Strategic Location
Located near abundant limestone reserves and major transport corridors, the plant is a logistics hub connecting highway, rail, and port infrastructure to support national distribution.
Mine‑to‑plant material conveyor operational
On‑site rail siding nearing completion
Truck bays prepared for high‑volume dispatch
Port connections established for export routes
Driving the Future of American Infrastructure
Construction is actively progressing, positioning Amwest Energy as a model for sustainable manufacturing and domestic capacity building.