9. Conclusion
The silicate ceramics industry in Europe is on the road to decarbonization, thanks in particular to the latest technological innovations. The very nature of this industry requires large quantities of heat to transform mineral materials into products. Consequently, the quantities of fossil energy and emissions generated by the processes will have to be reduced, captured and sequestered, reused or offset.
The European ceramics industry groups are working together to put in place a highly ambitious EU policy framework, favorable to reducing the sector's environmental impact. The European ceramics industry, with its specific characteristics and products essential to many value chains, is a key element in the 2050 decarbonization target. This industry will need the contributions of its ecosystem, which includes raw material supply, decarbonized energy sources, manufacturing...
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