Energy Transition and Green Deal

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

REINVEST 2050 in the European Parliament, Strasbourg

REINVEST 2050 in the European Parliament, Strasbourg

CEPI becomes an associate member of the European Energy Forum

CEPI becomes an associate member of the European Energy Forum

New paper: European forest fibre and paper industry sets out an innovative, low-emission future for its transport and logistics

New paper: European forest fibre and paper industry sets out an innovative, low-emission future for its transport and logistics

Decarbonising transport and logistics chains in Europe? Discussion paper

Decarbonising transport and logistics chains in Europe? Discussion paper

REDII – Sustainable use of wood wins over ill-placed market distorting subsidies

Renewable Energy Directive: CEPI analysis of sustainability criteria for solid biomass fuels in the European Commission proposal for a Directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewables (recast)

European paper industry shows the way in innovative solutions for energy efficiency and renewables

European paper industry shows the way in innovative solutions for energy efficiency and renewables

Unlock demand side flexibility for European consumers, innovation and the climate

European paper industry reaction to the US administration’s withdrawal from Paris Agreement on climate change

European paper industry reaction to the US administration’s withdrawal from Paris Agreement on climate change