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Trading flows and impact brought by CBAM

The Cementitious Materials International Congress EMEA (June 3-4, Sheraton Cairo Hotel) is fast approaching!

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Marta Diez, Country Manager Iberia and Italy at CFP Energy will present Navigating the Net Zero Transition and the Impact of CBAM: Financial Implications for the Cement Industry

As global climate policy accelerates towards net zero targets, the cement industry faces increasing regulatory and financial pressure. The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) marks a significant shift in how emissions are priced and managed, especially for energy-intensive industries like cement. This presentation explores the dual challenge of decarbonisation and compliance, focusing on the financial implications of CBAM for cement producers within and outside the EU.
We will examine the cost dynamics introduced by the phasing out of free allowances under the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), the transitional requirements of CBAM reporting, and the longer-term impacts on competitiveness, investment strategies, and trade flows. Drawing on recent data and industry trends, this session provides actionable insights for companies seeking to align with net zero goals while managing carbon-related financial risks. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the mechanisms behind CBAM, its intersection with EU climate policy, and how strategic adaptation can turn compliance into competitive advantage.
Prior to the Cementitious Congress, at the same venue, delegates can also attend the Sustainability and ESG International Summit (June 2-3). Details at contact@industrylink.eu.
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