Energy Intensive Industries JS on the EU Electrification Action Plan
Ahead of the forthcoming Electrification Action Plan, Europe’s energy-intensive industries are calling on the EU to take urgent and concrete actions to save the sector. With the continued high and volatile energy prices, the energy intensive industries are calling for targeted measures to support both industrial competitiveness and achieve the EU's decarbonization objectives.
2026-02-24 Read the Joint Statement here
European Industry Summit 2026 - A decisive moment
Euroalliages participated in the annual European Industry Summit in Antwerp. Europe’s industrial and political leaders came together to deliver a clear message: there is no resilient, nor safe, nor strong Europe without a strong European industry.
2026-02-11 Read the Antwep Call for Action
European Energy Intensive Industries at a Breaking Point
Europe’s energy-intensive industries are at a breaking point. Soaring energy prices, escalating carbon costs and unfair global competition are eroding competitiveness, stalling investment and forcing plant closures across the continent. Joint statement from Europe's Energy Intensive Industries : The EU needs to act NOW
2026-02-02 - Read the joint statement here
Sectoral Challenges As The EU-India FTA Talks Conclude
The European ceramic, aluminium, ferro-alloys and steel industries express their deep concern about the potential impact of the EU-India FTA on strategic European industries if a sector-specific approach is not adopted and our sectors’ challenges are not duly considered. The signatories urge policymakers to safeguard the level playing field, uphold the integrity of EU trade and climate policies, and refrain from concluding any agreement that undermines Europe’s strategic industries.
2025-11-27 - Read the joint statement here
Europe Takes a Stand: Safeguarding our Ferroalloy Future
Today marks a turning point in Europe’s battle to assert its economic sovereignty and industrial competitiveness. Our understanding is that 17 EU Member States representing around 75% of the EU population have voted to approve the Commission’s proposal for definitive safeguard measures for ferroalloys. Hope now returns for a restoration of balance to our market after global overcapacity threatened terminal decline for our industry.
2025-11-18 - Read more here
