climate policy

Low-emission hydrogen is widely recognised as an important enabler of industrial decarbonisation, particularly in sectors such as refining, heavy industry, long-distance mobility and fertilisers. However, deployment remains well behind the ambitions outlined in national hydrogen strategies, reflecting the economic, technological...

A new report from the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) warns that the European Union’s current regulatory approach could unintentionally block some of the cleanest cement technologies from entering the single market, despite their commercial availability and significant emissions‑reduction potential. The...

Panel Discussion: Navigating the Path to Carbon Neutrality — Policy, Standards & Market Dynamics Achieving carbon neutrality in the cement industry will require more than technology alone — it demands credible standards, coherent policy frameworks, and markets that drive change....

CarbonZero Global Conference and Exhibition 2025 (October 15-16, Intercontinental Athenee Palace, Bucharest, Romania) presents panel on Decarbonising Cement: CBAM, ETS & the Road Ahead. Take this training opportunity and understand how you can turn challenges to opportunities! Panel Discussion: CBAM...

Accelerating Capital, Climate Solutions, and Global Collaboration Industry Link is pleased to announce its partnership with the inaugural edition of the Nordic Climate Finance Summit (NCF Summit), taking place on September 2–3, 2025, at the Clarion Hotel The Hub in...

The European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) hosted a pivotal event this week titled “The Future of Emissions Trading in the EU: Carbon Dioxide Removals (CDRs)”, unveiling the fourth report in its seven-part series under the “Future...