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Novelis Europe filed 6 positions between 9 Jul 2025 and 23 Jul 2026, across 6 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 5 times.
6th November 2025 EU Circular Economy Act- Preliminary reflections of Novelis The forthcoming Circular Economy Act (CEA) offers a pivotal opportunity for the European Union to establish a genuine Single Market for secondary raw materials. As the European Environment Agency highlighted in its 2025 Report1, the EU must now actively drive circularity.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Novelis welcomes the Commissions proposal for an Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA). If designed properly, the IAA has the potential to strengthen European industrial value chains, enhance competitiveness, and reduce exposure to unfair competition from third countries.
Novelis, the global aluminium recycling and rolling company, welcomes the opportunity to answer to the consultation of the EU Commission on CBAM on emission methodology, free allocation adjustment and carbon price paid in third countries. Please find it enclosed.
Too much valuable aluminium scrap is leaving Europe and being utilized elsewhere in countries with lower processing costs, subsidized overcapacity and/or less advanced collection and sorting infrastructure. Every tonne of scrap leaving Europe is a missed opportunity for investment, competitiveness, and decarbonization. Europe must actnow.
Novelis welcomes the Commissions intention to establish a European Critical Raw Materials Centre (the Centre). If designed as a practical, data-driven coordination mechanism, the Centre can play an important role in strengthening Europes raw material security and supporting the Critical Raw Materials Acts objective for the EU to cover at least 25% of its Strategic Raw Materials needs through recycling capacity by…
Novelis is pleased to contribute to the consultation launched by the Commission on Article 26 of the Critical Raw Material Act (Regulation 2024/1252), regarding the identification of products and waste streams with high potential for critical raw material recovery. Novelis welcomes the proposed Annex I as a strong starting point.
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