Description

Europe Cement Market Size and Outlook Report by Applications, by Plant Capacity, by Production, by Trade and by demand (2019-2029)

Insight

The European cement industry is facing substantial operational and investment costs, due to stricter environmental regulations. Similarly, labour, raw material extraction, and fuel costs are also on the rise. We expect that European governments will continue to introduce new legislation to curb carbon emissions further. To comply with the new regulations, the European cement industry will continue to upgrade their technologies as well as use alternative fuels, such as biomass, fly ash, blast furnace slag etc.

The UK is facing rising operational costs due to reducing carbon dioxide emissions, as the country adopted stringent regulations to reduce carbon dioxide emission by 57% until 2030. Cement is one of the industries which would need to reduce emission further to comply with the government regulations. However, this will require additional investment would result in high production costs.

In Europe, Turkey is the largest country in terms of cement production. Residential construction is increasing on the back of government projects of affordable housing schemes. At the same time, infrastructure spending is also expanding. Under Turkey’s Vision 2023, the government planned to build 70,000 km of roads network and 20,000 km of the railway network. There are other various government projects under private-public partnerships including bridges, airports, tunnels, railway stations, etc. Moreover, energy projects and healthcare projects are also underway. Overall, we expect the Turkish demand for cement to remain elevated during our forecast period.

Scope and Coverage

The Cement Market in the Europe 2019-2029 explores current key developments and the future direction of the Middle East cement industry covering the following key aspects:

• Cement production in Europe by country
• Cement production capacity in Europe by country
• Cement production capacity utilisation in Europe by country
• Update on new cement capacity addition by country
• Cement capacity by plant
• Cement demand in Europe by country
• Per capita cement consumption in Europe by country
• Cement consumption by end users in Europe by country
• Cement imports and exports in Europe by country
• Construction spending in Europe by country
• Macroeconomics indicators in Europe by country
• ROTS Analysis (Risks, Opportunities, Trends and Strategies) of the European cement market

Forecast Segmentation

• Production
• Capacity
• Demand in value
• Demand in volume
• Demand by end users
• Net exports
• Construction spending
• Macroeconomic forecasts

Country Coverage

• Austria
• Azerbaijan
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• France
• Germany
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Italy
• Kazakhstan
• Kyrgyzstan
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Netherlands
• Poland
• Portugal
• Romania
• Russia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Tajikistan
• Turkey
• Turkmenistan
• Ukraine
• Uzbekistan
• United Kingdom
• Rest of Europe