The Eurogypsum network
A European network of members and partners working across the gypsum value chain and the wider built environment.
National associations of producers of gypsum products
Companies operating in a European country where no industry-wide association exists
Part of a wider European ecosystem
Eurogypsum is:
An associate member of Construction Products Europe (CPE), an umbrella group of national and European construction products associations.
A member of the Construction 2050 Alliance (C2050), which brings together 47 EU associations, from construction products, to contractors, SMEs, building owners, machinery producers, social housing operators, engineers, promoters and many more. The construction sector needs to have a coherent and targeted policy approach and the Alliance works together to highlight the contribution of the built-environment to the EU Green Deal.
A partner of the Renovate Europe Campaign, which ambitions to accelerate the deep energy renovation of buildings in the EU to 3% per year, through legislation and ambitious renovation programmes. Accelerating the rate of renovation is a key tool in the fight against climate change, and will deliver major benefits for people, their quality of life, and the economy.
A member of the Raw Materials Supply Expert Group (RMSG) coordinated by DG GROW, the European Commission department of Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs.
A member of Raw Materials Europe, an industry umbrella group that aims to represent the specific interests of the non-energy mineral supply community to the EU Institutions.
A member of the European Raw Materials Alliance (ERMA), a platform launched in September 2020 by European Commission Vice-President Šefčovič and Commissioner Breton, aimed at securing access to critical and strategic raw materials, advanced materials, and processing know-how for EU Industrial Ecosystems.
A signatory member of the European Social Dialogue Agreement on workers' health protection through the good handling and use of crystalline silica and products containing it - and the European Network on Silica (NEPSI).
A member of ASMoR, an alliance of over 30 corporations and trade associations who have joined together around their common position on the Essential Use Concept in EU chemical legislation and the common goal to ensure that safe uses of hazardous substances remain permitted.
A member of the REACH Alliance; a business network coordinated by the Industrial Minerals Association - Europe (IMA-Europe), and designed to support implementation of EU chemicals registration legislation REACH.
A member of Industry4Europe, a large and unprecedented coalition of organisations dedicated to campaigning for an ambitious EU Industrial strategy.
A member of the B&B Platform, the EU Business and Biodiversity Platform.
A member of the Energy Intensive Industries Alliance.
A member of the Strategic Coordination Group for the Water Framework and Floods Directives, coordinated by DG Environment, the European Commission environment department.
A member of the European Business Advisory Group for the European Platform on Life Cycle Assessment, coordinated by the JRC-Institute for Environment and Sustainability, a European Commission research agency.
A partner of the BUILD UP initiative: a project part-funded by the EU to improve the energy efficiency of buildings.