Ceramics Roadmap 2050 –

Vision of the European ceramic industry

European policy presently finds itself in a phase of reorientation; the revision of the EU Treaty in recent years was only the beginning. The program “Europe Strategy 2020 – for smart, sustainable, inclusive growth“ will begin with a status assessment and then, based on a number of different scenarios, go on to prognosticate potential end points for the year 2050. The targets are defined in the flagship initiatives for the policy fields. Those initiatives are based on so-called roadmaps that map out the current status of individual segments (e.g., energy efficiency, resource efficiency,...

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Issue 12/2012

The Ceramic Roadmap 2050: Yes, we can!

In many sectors today mainstream policy is made on European level. The first step in this is often the publication of a roadmap. In these roadmaps, the ­European Commission sets down how it imagines...

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Issue 1-2/2013 With 50 years’ experience paving the way forward

Cerame-Unie presents “Ceramic Roadmap” in Brussels

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Cerame-Unie hosted the very first Ceramic Days from 26?to?28 November 2012. Numerous members from the European ceramics industry flocked to Brussels for the annual...

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Issue 01/2021 Cerame Unie

European Ceramic Days 2020

The 2020 European Ceramic Days (ECD), organized by Cerame Unie, Brussels, took place from 16-18 November, via Web Meetings and Live Streamed Webinars, attended by more than 150 participants worldwide....

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Issue 01/2014

Successful “Ceramic Days 2013“

The Ceramic Days 2013, organized by European ceramic industry association Cerame-Unie, took place in Brussels from 25 to 27 November and welcomed 150 participants from EU institutions, industry and...

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Issue 06/2021

KNB’s Technology Roadmap 2030: A vital instrument for the Dutch ceramic industry

Author: Niels Bijleveld MSc Currently the Dutch industry for bricks, rooftiles and wall and floor tiles faces many challanges on decarbonisation, while simultaniously being confronted with continious...

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