In this document, Recycling Europe outlines its “DOs and DON’Ts” for the upcoming CEA, presenting key policy recommendations that can stimulate demand for high-quality recycled materials, expand recycling capacity and identify measures that could, conversely, undermine the competitiveness of the recycling industry by restricting the recycled materials market or increasing administrative burdens.
Tarım Plast Factory (Drip Irrigation Pipe Production Facility) is a circular economy and sustainable agriculture initiative implemented by Bursa Metropolitan Municipality and Tarım Peyzaj Inc.
It was developed to address water scarcity, inefficient irrigation practices and agricultural plastic waste problems in Bursa, Türkiye.
The Conference will serve as a platform for dialogue on national and European strategies with a view to the EU's Circular Economy Act, foster discussion among businesses, institutions, associations and research organisations, and present the 2026 Circular Economy Report.
Circular City Centre - C3offers EU cities and regions a practical opportunity to turn circular economy ambition into real strategies, impactful projects and quicker pathways to financing and implementation.
They are organising a webinar on how cities can play a key role in implementing circular economy solutions in the management of textiles.
This is a flagship annual event and community platform dedicated to accelerating the green transition, climate neutrality and environmental resilience across the Mediterranean region.
It will host two of the ISE Mission's main annual gatherings: the MED Innovation Summit and the ISE Community of Practice.
The Spanish ReLoop project is designing an all-in-one system which will dispense prepared food and collect the reusable, traceable containers in a closed-loop system.
The European textile and fashion sector is entering one of its most significant transformation periods in decades. Policy pressure, resource constraints, labour shortages and rising environmental expectations are converging to challenge long-standing business models, yet responses across the sector remain largely fragmented.
This report synthesises collective intelligence from the Future-Ready Textiles workshop series led by Climate-KIC in 2025, bringing together manufacturers, brands, researchers, NGOs and policymakers across Europe and beyond.
Three headline insights emerge: the challenges are systemic, not only technical; signals of change are accelerating; and transition-ready capabilities are the missing link.
In the battery ecosystem emerging from the growing diffusion of battery-powered electric vehicles, second-life applications for batteries can contribute to more sustainable management.
This report recommends that more clarity be provided regarding the liability framework governing responsibilities for batteries entering repurposing pathways. Further efforts will be needed to adequately standardise the second-life EVB framework and provide harmonised approaches in areas such as State of Health and State of Charge.
In addition, more must be done to boost demand for second-life applications and help create a market for them. Funding schemes and EU-funded projects can continue supporting innovation, particularly in the automation of repurposing processes to enable further cost reductions.
ACR+ Days 2026: where circularity and bioeconomy meet. Over two days, participants will engage in high-level discussions, study visits and thematic sessions, with a strong focus on circularity, material resources management and bioeconomy.
The event will provide valuable opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange and collaboration within a community committed to advancing sustainable and competitive solutions in Europe.
