Source d’information de référence sur les évolutions du marché des achats d’énergie et lieu d’échanges privilégié entre fournisseurs, acheteurs, prestataires et institutionnels, le congrès Gazelec célèbre cette année ses 15 ans d’existence. Depuis 2 ans en particulier, il connait un record d’affluence, notamment dû à la crise énergétique sans précédent ainsi qu’au contexte géopolitique. 1000 participants sont attendus cette année, dont 300 acheteurs, 100 intervenants et 75 partenaires.
En 2023, les prix de l'électricité et du gaz étaient encore très hauts. Une année notamment marquée par la crise énergétique et la guerre en Ukraine, qui a eu pour conséquence une course aux PPA & un déluge de textes. Cette année, les prix de l'électricité et du gaz ont beaucoup chuté ce qui a rendu les investissements long terme moins attractifs… Alors où en sommes-nous ?
Évolutions réglementaires et fiscales, stratégies d'achats CT ou LT, prix et taxes afférentes, flexibilité, achats responsables, obligation de décarboner, leviers de verdissement, marché volatil et imprévisible... Pour répondre à ces questions et proposer un programme riche et varié, le congrès innove en proposant de nouveaux formats et des interventions exclusives. De plus, les deux premières journées (lundi 7/10 – mardi 8/10) ne seront plus dissociées « Electricité » puis « Gaz » mais conçues de manière mixte et ouverte à tous, la dernière journée (mercredi 9/10) conservant sa fonction de journée dédiée formation.
En tant que partenaire institutionnel de l’événement depuis plusieurs années, la Fédération Forge Fonderie et ses entreprises adhérentes bénéficient de tarifs préférentiels :
Pour tout renseignement, contactez Guillaume Kozubski (g.kozubski@forgefonderie.org / 01 43 34 76 51).
Cette année encore, les organisateurs recommandent de réserver au plus tôt vos places. Pour plus d’informations : www.congresgazelec.com.
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November 3 2025
The European Foundry Industry Sentiment Index (FISI) with a slight decrease in September 2025
The European Foundry Industry Sentiment Index (FISI), published monthly by European Foundry Federation, decreased by 0.4 point in September 2025, reaching a level of 94.7 points.
It is worth mentioning that in September 2025 there was a noticeable increase in the trend in the production of cast iron, steel and non-ferrous metal castings, compared to the value of August 2025. However, the general value of the indicator was influenced by the slightly pessimistic expectations of the surveyed foundries as to the forecasts for the coming months. ![]() Trends in the production of castings are a litmus test of the general situation of the industry in Europe. The reduction in production related to the decline in orders is noticeable in almost all EU countries. Geopolitical uncertainty, implemented tariffs on imported raw materials, electricity prices are factors that have a huge impact on the current picture of the European foundry industry. Taking into account other macroeconomic indicators, it should be mentioned that the Business Climate Index (BCI), published by the European Commission, reached a level of -0.73 in September 2025, compared to the previous reading of -0.72 in August 2025. The Eurozone Manufacturing PMI in September 2025 decreased by 0.7 point from the level of 50.5 in August 2025 and reached a level of 49.8 point. . The European Foundry Federation, which brings together 23 national foundry associations and foundry chambers of commerce from 22 European countries, monitors the situation of the industry on an ongoing basis. _____________________________________________________________ The FISI – European Foundry Industry Sentiment Indicator – is the earliest available composite indicator providing information on the European foundry industry performance. It is published by EFF every month and is based on survey responses of the European foundry industry. The EFF members are asked to give their assessment of the current business situation in the foundry sector and their expectations for the next six months. The BCI – Business Climate Indicator – is an indicator published by the European Commission. The BCI evaluates development conditions of the manufacturing sector in the euro area every month and uses five balances of opinion from industry survey: production trends, order books, export order books, stocks and production expectations. Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) - in the Euro area is an indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. It is based on such indicators as: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment. Please find the chart enclosed or combined with additional information at eff-eu.org/. Background information on EFF: EFF is the umbrella organisation of the national European foundry associations. The organisation, founded in 1953, has 22 European member states and works to promote the economical, technical, legal and social interests of the European foundry industry. At the same time, EFF implements activities which aim at developing national foundry industries and co-ordinating their shared international interests. The General Secretariat is situated in Düsseldorf since 1997. EFF represents 4 400 European foundries. Nearly 260 000 employees are generating a turnover of 39 billion Euro. European foundries are recruiting 20 000 workers and engineers per year. The main customer industries are e.g. the automotive, the general engineering and the building industries as well as the electrical engineering industry. No industrial sector exists without using casted components. Further information at eff-eu.org/ and LinkedIn EFF. EFF – European Foundry Federation mail: info@eff-eu.org ________________________________________ |
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