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Report published Q1 2022

This report is designed specifically for the cement industry and contains a unique combination of data, analysis, forecasts, and insights on the important issue of carbon emissions. No theories, speculation, or opinions are offered in this report, only facts and data driven analysis.

There is no other similar report on the market. This report compliments the CemBR report “EU ETS & Cement – How did we get to this point?” published in October 2019 (from Phase I to Phase III) and available to purchase on this website.

Purchasing options only for corporate licence: 

You may purchase parts of the report as follows:

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Chapters 1 and 2 (see contents below). Report only: US$ 250 – Report plus Excel: US$ 300

1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Why is there a need for an updated EU ETS & Cement report?
1.2 Why Should You Read This Report?
1.3 A Short Background

2.0 CEMENT PROCESS AND CO2 EMISSIONS
2.1 Sources of CO2 in Cement Manufacturing
2.1.1 Process (Raw Materials Decarbonation)
2.1.2 Fuel Combustion
2.1.3 Relative Proportion of CO2 Sources
2.2 Technology of European Cement Plants and CO2 Implications
2.3 Raw Materials Impact on CO2 Emissions
2.4 Fuel Combustion Impact on CO2 Emissions
2.4.1 Alternative Fuels and CO2 Emissions Monitoring
2.4.2 How Can Producers Reduce CO2 From Fuels?
2.5 Grinding Processes – Clinker Substitution

Total of 13 pages

Chapters 3,4 and 6 (see contents below). Report only: US$ 700 – Report plus Excel: US$ 800

3.0 THE EU ETS SYSTEM EXPLAINED
3.1 EU ETS Phases So Far
3.2 EU ETS Historical Prices
3.3 The UK ETS
3.4 Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

4.0 HOW DID PHASE III FARED AND WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT
4.1 Conclusions of Phase III
4.2 Plant Closures
4.3 Part 1 of Phase IV – What to Expect Next?

6.0 Conclusions

Total of 33 pages

Chapters 5 – Country specific data and analysis (4 pages per country, some larger countries have 5 pages)

Price per country: Report only: US$ 150 – Report plus Excel US$ 170

Countries available: 

5.1 Austria
5.2 Belgium
5.3 Bulgaria
5.4 Croatia
5.5 Cyprus
5.6 Czech Republic
5.7 Denmark
5.8 Finland
5.9 France
5.10 Germany
5.11 Greece
5.12 Hungary
5.13 Ireland
5.14 Italy
5.15 Latvia
5.16 Lithuania
5.17 Luxembourg
5.18 Norway
5.19 Poland
5.20 Portugal
5.21 Romania
5.22 Slovakia
5.23 Slovenia
5.24 Spain
5.25 Sweden
5.26 United Kingdom

Contents per country:

Data on: Number of integrated cement plants, clinker capacity, clinker production, clinker utilisation rates. Emissions in Phase III, emissions per tonne of clinker Phase III against benchmark, surplus /deficit of carbon, number of plants in deficit, and average emissions per tonne of clinker end of Phase IIII.  Detailed narrative on the above data. Clinker consumption profile (2020) and free allowances to 2025 with narrative. Clinker consumption projections to 2025. Carbon cost estimates under Phase IV conditions (2021 and 2022), cement price increases for recovering carbon costs. Carbon emissions distribution per plant, estimated plant utilisation rates if no further carbon credits are purchased, including explanatory narrative on individual plants and potential strategies of plants going forward.

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