The European paper industry has already delivered a successful decoupling of carbon emissions from economic growth while reducing carbon emissions by 29% from 2005 to date, having product volumes increased and proved the climate friendliness of its products thanks to certified raw materials and a world class performance in recycling.
Our objective is to be the most competitive, innovative and sustainable provider of net-zero carbon solutions in 2050, namely by strengthening the role of wood and wood-based products in our daily lives, substituting critical or CO2-intensive raw materials and fossil energy and closing material loops by boosting collection and recycling. We wish to play a central role in satisfying the daily needs of Europeans and offering solutions that contribute to a sustainable lifestyle.
Activities
Energy sharing: a new right to protect and empower consumers
Energy-intensive industries: The Net Zero Industry Act requires a full value chain approach
Position paper: Targeted reform of the Electricity Market Design
Joint feedback by energy intensive industries to the Expert Group on Climate Change Policy
Joint Statement on the impact of the energy crisis on the EU pulp and paper sector
Press release: Book Drive Europe’s Knowledge Economy
Press release: Industrial Plan pinpoints an EU trend for deindustrialisation, now it needs to choose what kind of industry it wants for its green future
Statement on the Green Deal Industrial Plan
Reaction paper: Options for maintaining a functioning energy market and shielding the industry against high energy costs
Press release: New study shows paper industry could increase on-site renewable electricity and heat generation by 2030
Press release: Cepi welcomes BASF as its newest partner