CEMENT 101 INNOVATION POLICY FOCUS NEWS & VIEWS ABOUT CEMBUREAU CEMBUREAU represents the cement industry at European level 2050 LOW CARBON ECONOMY 5 parallel routes to lower cement emissions GO THE CONCRETE INITIATIVE Engaging with stakeholders on the issue of sustainable construction GO EU ETS PHASE IV CSCF APPLICATION Ecofys study analyses the balance of free allowances available DOWNLOAD ABOUT CEMBUREAU CEMBUREAU is the European cement association. Our primary audience is Europe both policymakers and their relevant stakeholders. In this regard, we communicate the industry’s views on all technical, environmental, energy and downstream issues and policy developments. policy focus LOW CARBON ECONOMY The European Commission’s “Roadmap for moving to a competitive low-carbon economy in 2050” suggests that, by 2050, the EU… more ENERGY: WINTER PACKAGE The “Clean Energy For All Europeans” package, more commonly referred to as the “Winter Package”, consists of numerous… more EU EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME The EU Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS) is seen as a cornerstone of the European Union's policy to combat climate… more CIRCULAR ECONOMY On 2 December 2015, the European Commission adopted its ambitious Circular Economy package with four legislative proposals… more BIODIVERSITY Adopted in 2011, the EU’s biodiversity strategy carries the ambitious aim of halting the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services. … more WASTE-TO-ENERGY The European Commission is currently investigating ways in which the EU’s waste to energy potential can be fully exploited, as part of… more EMISSIONS more latest news CEMBUREAU WELCOMES NEW PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT 12/06/2017 Mr Gonçalo Salazar Leite (Vice Chairman Secil), has been elected as President of CEMBUREAU for a two-year term at the Association's General Assembly held on 9 June in Paris (France) after having completed his mandate of Vice-President over the last two years. more EU-ETS: ENSURE SUFFICIENT FLEXIBILITY FOR FREE ALLOCATION SHARE 23/05/2017 Ecofys published a study, commissioned by CEMBUREAU, which compares and analyses the supply and demand balance in terms of the free allowances available and this for the European Commission, European Parliament and Council proposals. more WASTE-TO-ENERGY IN CEMENT INDUSTRY SHOWS POTENTIAL 15/05/2017 Increasing the rate of co-processing waste in the EU28 cement industry to 60% will avoid 26 million tonnes of CO2-emissions and can reduce the costs for about €12 billion of investments in dedicated waste-to-energy incineration plants. more news feed about cement follow CEMBUREAU © 2017 CEMBUREAU The European Cement Association Rue d'Arlon 55 BE-1040 Brussels Tel +32 2 234 10 11 Website by Global Concept Consulting