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Eurometaux or the European Alliance of Metals is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of it's key members. Their focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, Environment Health and Safety, Energy & Climate Change, and Communication<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>.

==Lobbying==

In June 2011 Eurometaux was criticised by the [[Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation]] for failing to register it's lobbying activities or expenditure on the voluntary EC Lobbyists Transparency Register, despite being one of the 40 largest lobbying organisations in Brussels<ref>The Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics in the EU (ALTER-EU) June 2011 [http://www.alter-eu.org/fr/press-releases/2011/06/22/lobby-millions-missing-from-the-transparency-register The missing millions – how the new lobby register needs to tackle the 'under-reporting' by industry lobby groups] Accessed 6/2/2012</ref>.
Later in June 2011 Eurometaux added their entry on the register which claims that 12.5 people are engaged in lobbying activites, two of whom have Parliamentary Passes ([[Guy Thiran]] and [[Annick Carpenter]]. They claim to have spent €400000 - €450000 on lobbying in 2010<ref>EC online Transparency Register [http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=61650796093-48&isListLobbyistView=true Eurometaux entry] Accessed 6/2/12</ref>.

==Affiliations==

==Secretariat==

*[[Guy Thiran]] Secretary-General
*[[Monique Jones]]Trade & Competitiveness Director
*[[Robert Jan Jeekel]] Energy & Climate Change Director
*[[Annick Carpentier]] Sustainability Director
*[[Araceli Zorrilla Quinza]] EHS Manager - Environmental Project Manager
*[[Violaine Verougstraete]] EHS Director
*[[Joeri Leenaers]] EHS Manager - Waste & Chemicals
*[[Anne Heymans]] Office Manager
*[[Linda Beaumont]] Communication Contact. Web Manager & In-house Translator
*[[Jeanine Hawryszkow]] Receptionist & General Support
*[[Severine Delhove]] Trade & Competitiveness Assistant
*[[Ailsa Lee]] EHS Assistant
*[[Cathy Martins]] EHS Assistant <ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux/Secretariat.aspx Sectretariat] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>

==Funding==

==Members==

===National Members===

[[Agoria]] (Belgium) | [[Association française de l'Aluminium]] | [[Alcan]] Technology (Switzerland) | [[Association of Finnish Steel & Metal Producers, Metallinjalostajat]] | [[Association Suisse des Métaux Précieux]] | [[Assomet]] (Italy) | [[Asturiana de Zinc (Spain) | [[BAMI (Bulgarian Association of the Metallurgical Industry]] (Bulgaria) | [[FEDEM]] (France) | [[Polish Economic Chamber]] / Association of Non-Ferrous Metals & Recycling) | [[Johnson Matthey]] (UK) | [[Non-Ferrous Alliance]] (UK) | [[Norsk Industri]] (Federation of Norwegian Industries) (Norway) | [[SveMin]] ([[Swedish Association of Mines, Mineral & Metal Producers]]) (Sweden) | [[Unicobre]] (Spain) | [[VNMI]] (Vereniging Nederlandse Metallurgische Industrie) (NL) | [[WirtschaftsVereinigung Metalle]] (Germany) | [[Association of the Austrian Non-Ferrous Metals Industry) (Austria) <ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux/MembersByCategory.aspx Members by category]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>

===European Non-Ferrous Metals Commodity Associations===

*[[European Aluminium Association]]
*[[European Copper Institute]]
*[[European Precious Metals Federation]]
*[[International Lead Association Europe]]
*[[International Zinc Association Europe]]
*[[Nickel Institute]]<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux/MembersByCategory.aspx Members by category]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>

===Company Members===

[[Alcoa]] Europe | [[Anglo American]] | [[Atlantic Copper]] | [[Aurubis]] | [[BHP Billiton]] | [[Boliden]] | [[Brush Engineered Materials]] | [[Constellium]] | [[ECO-BAT Technologies]] | [[Eramet]] | [[Hydro]] | [[KGHM Polska Miedz]] | [[Luvata]] | [[Metallo Chimique]] | [[Norilsk Nickel Finland Oy]] | [[Novelis]] Europe | [[Nyrstar]] | [[Plansee]] | [[Rio Tinto Alcan]] | [[Umicore]] | [[Vale Inco]] | [[Wieland Werke]]<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux/MembersByCategory.aspx Members by category]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>

==Publications==

==Contact==

12 Avenue de Broqueville
Brussels 1150
BELGIUM

==Resources==

==Notes==

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-'''Eurometaux''' or the '''European Alliance of Metals''' is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of its key members. They focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, environment health and safety, energy and climate change, and communication.<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>
+'''Eurometaux''' or the '''European Alliance of Metals''' is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the [[European Commission]] in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of its key members. They focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, environment health and safety, energy and climate change, and communication.<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>
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-'''Eurometaux''' or the '''European Alliance of Metals''' is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of its key members. They focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, environment health and safety, energy and climate change, and communication.<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>.
+'''Eurometaux''' or the '''European Alliance of Metals''' is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of its key members. They focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, environment health and safety, energy and climate change, and communication.<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>
 ==Lobbying==

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 {{Template:Mining and Metals badge}}
-'''Eurometaux''' or the '''European Alliance of Metals''' is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of it's key members. Their focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, Environment Health and Safety, Energy & Climate Change, and Communication<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>.
+'''Eurometaux''' or the '''European Alliance of Metals''' is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of its key members. They focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, environment health and safety, energy and climate change, and communication.<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>.
 ==Lobbying==
-In June 2011 Eurometaux was criticised by the [[Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation]] for failing to register it's lobbying activities or expenditure on the voluntary EC Lobbyists Transparency Register, despite being one of the 40 largest lobbying organisations in Brussels<ref>The Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics in the EU (ALTER-EU) June 2011 [http://www.alter-eu.org/fr/press-releases/2011/06/22/lobby-millions-missing-from-the-transparency-register The missing millions – how the new lobby register needs to tackle the 'under-reporting' by industry lobby groups] Accessed 6/2/2012</ref>.
+In June 2011 Eurometaux was criticised by the [[Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation]] for failing to register its lobbying activities or expenditure on the voluntary EC Lobbyists Transparency Register, despite being one of the 40 largest lobbying organisations in Brussels.<ref>The Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics in the EU (ALTER-EU) June 2011 [http://www.alter-eu.org/fr/press-releases/2011/06/22/lobby-millions-missing-from-the-transparency-register The missing millions – how the new lobby register needs to tackle the 'under-reporting' by industry lobby groups] Accessed 6/2/2012</ref>
-Later in June 2011 Eurometaux added their entry on the register which claims that 12.5 people are engaged in lobbying activities, two of whom have Parliamentary Passes ([[Guy Thiran]] and [[Annick Carpenter]]. They claim to have spent €400000 - €450000 on lobbying in 2010<ref>EC online Transparency Register [http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=61650796093-48&isListLobbyistView=true Eurometaux entry] Accessed 6/2/12</ref>.
+Later in June 2011 Eurometaux added their entry on the register which claims that 12.5 people are engaged in lobbying activities, two of whom have Parliamentary Passes ([[Guy Thiran]] and [[Annick Carpenter]]. They claim to have spent €400000 - €450000 on lobbying in 2010.<ref>EC online Transparency Register [http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=61650796093-48&isListLobbyistView=true Eurometaux entry] Accessed 6/2/12</ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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	Eurometaux or the European Alliance of Metals is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of it's key members. Their focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, Environment Health and Safety, Energy & Climate Change, and Communication<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>.		Eurometaux or the European Alliance of Metals is the main lobbying body for the European non-ferrous metals industry, coordinating national organisations into a single lobbying voice for maximum collective influence. Eurometaux shares offices close to the European Commission in Brussels with the [[European Aluminium Association]], one of it's key members. Their focus on regulatory matters, particularly in four main areas: trade, Environment Health and Safety, Energy & Climate Change, and Communication<ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux.aspx About Eurometaux]] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>.

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 *[[Guy Thiran]] Secretary-General
-*[[Monique Jones]]Trade & Competitiveness Director
+*[[Elena Vyboldina]]Trade & Competitiveness Director
-*[[Robert Jan Jeekel]] Energy & Climate Change Director
+*[[Mukund Bhagwat]] Energy & Climate Change Director
 *[[Annick Carpentier]] Sustainability Director
 *[[Araceli Zorrilla Quinza]] EHS Manager - Environmental Project Manager
 *[[Violaine Verougstraete]] EHS Director
-*[[Joeri Leenaers]] EHS Manager - Waste & Chemicals
+*[[Inneke Claes]] EHS Manager - Waste & Chemicals Policy
 *[[Anne Heymans]] Office Manager
 *[[Linda Beaumont]] Communication Contact. Web Manager & In-house Translator
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 *[[Severine Delhove]] Trade & Competitiveness Assistant
 *[[Ailsa Lee]] EHS Assistant
-*[[Cathy Martins]] EHS Assistant <ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux/Secretariat.aspx Secretariat] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>
+*[[Cathy Martin]] EHS Assistant <ref>Eurometaux website [http://www.eurometaux.eu/AboutEurometaux/Secretariat.aspx Secretariat] Accessed 03/02/2012</ref>
 ==Funding==