Cembureau voices concern over EU GHG targets
On 23-24 October the European Council will decide on the 2030 climate and energy framework, including targets for GHG emissions reduction, renewables and energy efficiency.
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IUCN launches biodiversity guide
The International Union for Conservation (IUCN), in cooperation with CEMBUREAU and other cement and aggregates industry associations, has published a new guide to encourage comp...
Cembureau: cement sector should maintain carbon leakage status
Cembureau, the European Cement Association, has called for the European cement sector to maintain its carbon leakage status. In a statement released today, Cembureau responded t...
European Commission publishes NIM decision
The European Commission published its decision relating to the National Implementation Measures (NIM) under the EU Emission Trading Directive (EU-ETD) on 5 September. It highlig...
European cement sector: a strategic contributor to Europe's future – report
A study published by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), commissioned by CEMBUREAU, outlines the competitiveness of the cement industry in Europe and its role in helping the regi...
ETS: 2013 distribution of free allowances postponed
On 25 January 2013, the European Commission announced a delay in the distribution of free allowances to industrial installations participating in the EU Emissions Trading System...
CEMBUREAU: competitiveness and legal predictability are key to EU carbon market
CEMBUREAU, the European cement association, said it will further reflect and analyse the European Commission’s report on the state of the European carbon market in 2012 so it ca...
CEMBUREAU welcomes new CEO
Koen Coppenholle has become the the new Chief Executive of CEMBUREAU, taking over from Jean-Marie Chandelle who retired at the end of June. “I will ensure that the voice of our ...
European Commission to apply BAT conclusions to CLM BREF
In mid-February, the European Commission launched the process to transform relevant parts of the Cement, Lime and Magnesium Oxide BREF into Best Available Technique (BAT) conclu...