The Polyolefin Circular Economy Platform (PCEP) will host its Annual Conference on 25 September 2025 in Brussels. The event will explore how policy frameworks, technological innovation, and market dynamics are shaping the transition towards a truly circular economy for polyolefins.
A coalition of European cities has published a policy brief calling on EU institutions to strengthen the enabling framework for local circular economy implementation. The Circular Cities Frontrunner Group, consisting of cities such as Amsterdam, Milan, Malmö, Copenhagen, Turku and Porto, has developed the brief as a shared contribution to the EU’s 2024-2029 political cycle.
The policy brief builds on a joint open letter addressed to Members of the European Parliament in late 2024 and outlines how cities can help scale the circular transition - if the right policy conditions are in place.
The brief contributes to ongoing discussions around the Circular Economy Act, the EU’s competitiveness agenda and the future of multilevel governance.
Circular Week is an international series of events and initiatives dedicated to the circular economy and sustainable development, taking place across Europe.
It aims to promote the concept of a closed-loop economy, support sustainable business models and foster collaboration among stakeholders.
The European Commission is launching a call for applications for the third mandate of the Platform on Sustainable Finance, to run from the first quarter of 2026 to the fourth quarter of 2027. The platform is an advisory body made up of experts from the private and public sectors which advises the Commission on sustainable finance policies. Apply by 23:59 CEST on 10 September!
The International Circular Economy Summit Nova Next 2025 aims to be one of the most significant gatherings in Latin America in the fields of sustainable development, production transformation and institutional innovation.
As part of the summit, you can apply for the call to participate in theIbagué Startup Europe Awards which invites entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs and innovation agents from Latin America and Europe to submit projects with high social, environmental or technological impact.
Interact and the EUSALP presidency invite you to a dynamic workshop showcasing good practices and solutions developed by Interreg projects in the circular economy field.
Multilayer plastic materials pose a significant end-of-life challenge as it is difficult to recycle them.
This project found a solution using innovative technologies such as physicochemical delamination, a combination of mechanical separation techniques and enzymatic recycling.
The Horizon Europe project INBUILT aims to bring about a shift in the European construction industry by integrating circular economy and digitalisation. It focuses on scaling up and demonstrating 10 innovative products and systems designed to make building practices more sustainable.
These innovations fall into two key categories: Reused and recycled materials which will reduce waste through the smart repurposing of materials from existing sources, and low-carbon building products developed using bio-based or geo-sourced materials to significantly lower the environmental impact of construction.
This booklet presents a series of factsheets outlining each innovation developed by INBUILT. They will be updated when the project comes to an end.
This conference will focus on future-proofing clean energy, end-of-life assets, circular energy markets, and advanced technologies and successful business models.
Join top asset owners, recyclers, manufacturers and investors at the second Recycling Renewables Summit and help shape the future of circular renewables.
