Environmental and food security: Outlook 2030 Dr. Sylvain Charlebois Associate Professor.
The road to 2030 A manufacturing industry perspective Sylvain Lhôte – Alcoa Europe
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The road to 2030 A manufacturing industry perspective Sylvain Lhôte – Alcoa Europe
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The road to 2030 A manufacturing industry perspective Sylvain Lhôte – Alcoa Europe. Our European s ituation. 1. CO 2 e emissions since 1997. 3. EU production since 2008. -50%. -33%. +55%. 2. EU/ RoW power cost differential since 2000. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The road to 2030 A manufacturing industry perspective
Sylvain Lhôte – Alcoa Europe
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Our European situation
1. CO2e emissions since 1997
-50% -33%2. EU/RoW power cost differential since 2000
+55%
3. EU production since 2008
1. European aluminium industry CO2e emissions per tonne of metal from 1990 to 2012 – source EAA2. Power costs incurred per tonne of aluminium produced were 125$ higher in Europe than in the rest of the
World (China excluded) in the late 90’s. They were 194$ higher over the last 3 years – source CRU3. Evolution of EU production of primary aluminium since 2008 – source EAA
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1/3 only of the EU’s aluminium consumption emissions are associated with production covered by the EU ETS (source Carbon Trust 2011)
Should Europe keep an industry chain it will rely upon for most of its 2030 sustainable growth agenda?
“Sorry, you are a collateral damage…”
Complete the internal market and make it workDrive innovation, energy efficiency and productive investmentsDesign “bottom-up target(s)” for 2030 and beyondEffectively shield industry chains from perverse effectsConsider the EU net footprint alongside its production footprint?
A step change?
