by Piotr Pogorzelski | Jun 15, 2026 | Energy Transition and Green Deal
Like other manufacturing sectors and many national governments, the European pulp and paper industry has called on the European Commission to maintain the current EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) benchmark values for the 2026-2030 period. It could otherwise lose an...
by Piotr Pogorzelski | Jun 11, 2026 | Energy Transition and Green Deal
The European forest-based sector is championing a ‘bio-based carbon economy’, highlighting how responsibly managed forests and circular, value chains can support the EU’s climate goals and industrial competitiveness, all at the same time. At the...
by Piotr Pogorzelski | Jun 3, 2026 | Forest Resources
Sustainably and actively managed forests support European climate action, biodiversity, economic growth, rural livelihoods, and social and human well-being. They contribute to strengthening Europe’s competitiveness and resilience in a rapidly changing climate and...
by Piotr Pogorzelski | Jun 1, 2026 | Energy Transition and Green Deal
Energy-intensive industries (EIIs) form the backbone of critical and strategic value chains that underpin the EU economy and society, including transport, construction, power generation, batteries, semiconductors, and defence. They are indispensable to the energy and...
by Kasia Dylag | May 8, 2026 | Forest Resources, Policy Areas childpages
Cepi considers it essential that carbon farming certification methodologies support the European bioeconomy and strengthen the EU’s strategic autonomy by promoting forest growth, thereby enhancing carbon sinks while increasing the availability of wood for processing....
by Piotr Pogorzelski | Mar 19, 2026 | Industry Transformation
A ‘Made in EU’ competitiveness model should be anchored in sustainably sourced biomass, high‑quality recycled materials, and European technological leadership across these sectors. While other regions rely on coal, gas and other fossil reserves to build...