Strategic & Critical
Green technology
Main uses
Strategic & Critical
Green technology
Main uses of carbon and graphite
About us
ECGA, founded in 1995 and based in Brussels is the voice of EU carbon and graphite producers, including the EU based graphite electrode producers going into Europe’s steel and foundry industry, electrodes and cathodes for the aluminium and ferroalloy industry, as well as a wide variety of specialty graphite and carbon products for applications ranging from electric motors to modern battery technology.
News
ECGA Annual Report 2023
- 23/04/2024
We are proud to present the ECGA Annual Report 2023, a comprehensive document that highlights the advancements and ongoing commitments of the European carbon and graphite industry towards sustainability and innovation.
We are focusing on six key chapters that explore the strategic role of graphite in the EU economy, our drive for excellence within the sector, contributions to Europe's competitive edge, the path towards a green transition, and the role of carbon and graphite in sustainable and circular economy initiatives.
We invite you to download and read the full report to gain deeper insights into how we are driving the industry forward.
DUE DILIGENCE GUIDANCE FOR THE CARBON AND GRAPHITE INDUSTRY – FEB 2024
- 18/03/2024
Industrial Decarbonisation Europe 2024
- 11/03/2024
The Next Frontier of Industrial Scale Net-Zero Action
The industrial sector represents the next frontier of climate action. With regulatory, corporate, and industrial sectors aligned in ambition, the decarbonization of the hard-to-abate sectors represents both a critical challenge and an unparalleled business opportunity.
As the birthplace of the energy transition, Europe must now has the opportunity to lead the next frontier of decarbonisation. How can companies adopt a holistic approach, re-frame the transition opportunity, and capitalize on the windfall investments on offer?
New alliance must be formed and leaders from across the hard-to-abate sectors must stand together to overcome path dependencies and restructure the European industrial landscape.