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Important to have a discussion with representatives of the glass industry. This is a very important sector, which is facing challenges due to overcapacity and unfair competition.
We discussed the Clean Industrial Deal and the opportunities stemming from it.
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Can you guess what sector consumes the most energy in the EU?
It is buildings 🏠🏨🏫🏢.
Decarbonising the EU’s building stock will help reduce emissions and increase #EnergySecurity.
Watch & read to learn more about Zero Emissions Buildings 👉 europa.eu/!bRNJVH
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Yesterday, Glass for Europe was present at @Glasstec in Dusseldörf, the largest trade fair in the world dedicated to the #flatglass sector.
It was a pleasure to talk with so many of our members and national partners present. Watch our video for more on our day at the fair:
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"How do we recreate competitiveness in industrial settings to accelerate the decarbonisation neutrality agenda?"
Find out more about key priorities in the industrial sector from Bertrand Cazes, @GlassForEurope.
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We are grateful to our sponsors whose support was instrumental for the success of this event. Thank you to @Standards4EU, @GlassForEurope, PPC, @SIGCombibloc, SQM, and @WECeurope!
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@Euractiv's "Meet the Press" event has begun!
As we align with the September plenary session in Strasbourg, we are thrilled to host an evening of engaging discussions, bringing together MEPs, their teams, and Euractiv journalists.
Stay tuned for the highlights! #MeetThePress
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Important, good news: The EU 🇪🇺 will continue to enhance competitiveness, bringing down #EnergyPrices, spurring new investments in clean energy technologies and infrastructure, and building a true #EnergyUnion.
@EU_Commission 2024-29 Political guidelines: europa.eu/!TcVfq3
We'll stay the course on the #EUGreenDeal and the goals we set for 2030 and 2050.
We will now focus on implementation & investment.
I'll put forward a Clean Industrial Deal in the first 100 days.
To invest in infrastructure & industry, especially in energy intensive sectors.
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NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY: @GlassForEurope is looking for an Intern in Communication based in Brussels. Apply now!
bit.ly/3Vv0e3Q
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The revised #EnergyPerformance of Buildings Directive will contribute to reducing emissions in the building 🏢 sector.
The EU target 🎯 is to reduce #GHGemissions in the sector by at least 60% by 2030, compared to 2015.
More 🔗 europa.eu/!kkCJfp
#EPBD #EUGreenDeal
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⭐️Join us on 23 April to discuss low-cost, long-term financing for deep #renovations!
💡We'll explore synergies with the new European Energy Efficiency Financing Coalition & how to unlock private financing for building renovations.
➡️Sign up: eventbrite.co.uk/e/engaging-…
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@GlassForEurope introduced a series of Policy Manifesto 2024-2029 videos introducing the overall vision of the flat glass sector for the years to come. The videos are targeted at EU policymakers and legislators.
#glassindustry #glass #pilkington #architecturalglass
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Glass for Europe Manifesto: Boosting windows replacement [Promoted content] dlvr.it/T1lsbs
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📢The #COP28UAE Global Stocktake calls on countries to double energy efficiency progress worldwide by 2030!
This is a crucial step to recognize energy efficiency as a key tool for decarbonization. We hope it will create momentum for energy efficiency policies around the world!
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In our session “Sustainability of PV components” @EU_Aluminium, @GlassForEurope and @Eurometaux discuss recyclability and electrification of industry
👉PPAs are a good opportunity
👉Security of supply is important
👉Challenges = availability & cost
#SustainableSolarEU
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Will EU’s buildings directive bring benefits of 'when' we use energy for low-income households?
Improving worst homes, in #EPBD, is vital to help hhs benefit from cheap energy at different times of the day - a new tool to alleviate #energypoverty
@EURACTIV tinyurl.com/2p9cjxub
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It makes complete sense to begin the process of improving Europe's buildings with ones that are wasting the most energy.
Why? Firstly, it's the most cost effective approach that can deliver the largest energy savings (i.e. lower bills) for households. 2/4
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🔥 Stay comfortable during heatwaves with advanced glazing systems. Explore the benefits of heat-reflective 🔆solar control glass for your #summercomfort.
glassforeurope.com/glazing-c…
#Heatwaves #GlazingSystems #glass
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🟠Status quo with 19% not able to heat 🏘️ is not an option🥶
🟠Millions💶 already spent on energy subsidies
🟠#EBPD can save the gaz equivalent of 35mln consumers & tackle energy poverty
➡️#EPBD can find a balance/ build bridges/ secure a compromise 🇪🇸
👏@CiaranCuffe
#EUSEW2023
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Draft report on new construction products regulation just adopted in @EP_SingleMarket.
Congratulations to the rapporteur @Doleschal!
Press release will follow soon.
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Companies interested in participating in 🇪🇺's gas demand aggregation & joint purchasing mechanism #AggregateEU are welcome to register here ➡️ bit.ly/3JsAEXm.
Next steps will follow 🔜 europa.eu/!FTWgNP
#EUEnergyPlatform #energysecurity #REPowerEU























