Industrial emissions reduction is becoming essential due to stricter regulations such as the EU CSRD, which requires companies to measure and report sustainability performance.
This webinar will explain how circular activated carbon solutions can help industries lower their CO₂ footprint in air, gas and wastewater treatment while maintaining operational efficiency.
Concrete from old buildings can often be reused instead of being demolished, reducing waste and cutting carbon emissions. The challenge is proving that reused concrete will remain safe and durable for decades.
This study presents a new method for estimating how long reused concrete can last, through probabilistic prediction of service life (covering both carbonation and corrosion stages). Using Monte Carlo simulations and case studies of Nordic precast concrete buildings, the research shows that reused concrete elements can achieve service lives similar to new ones when properly assessed and repaired.
The framework supports smarter decisions on reuse, helping make construction more circular, resource-efficient and sustainable.
APARO is building an operational software infrastructure for textile circularity.
It is starting with the physical processes where circularity actually happens: collection, sorting, material movements, quality assessment, traceability and downstream flows.
Three EU Horizon Europe projects — CIRCOMOD, CircEUlar and CO2NSTRUCT — are hosting their joint final conference on circular economy pathways to net-zero. It will bring together researchers, policymakers and sustainability experts to explore how circular economy strategies can drive the EU's transition to net-zero.
The opening plenary session is freely accessible via livestream.
This webinar will present the latest advancements within the MAGNO project and explore how the Ecosystem Digital Twin supports the transition towards more circular, efficient and environmentally responsible food packaging systems in Europe.
It will bring together researchers, industry stakeholders, policymakers and other interested participants to foster discussion and knowledge exchange around digital solutions for sustainable food systems and packaging.
The EU's Digital Product Passport will introduce new transparency and data requirements across the batteries value chain — from raw materials to end‑of‑life.
This webinar will provide practical guidance for the battery value chain.
The Advanced Recycling Conference will bring together international recycling experts for collaboration and partnership across various value chains.
It will highlight how innovative technologies maximise the valorisation of complex waste streams, including mixed plastics, textiles and automotive materials.
The Close the Glass Loop initiative aims to achieve a 90% glass collection for recycling rate.
Its Annual Event 2026 brings together the entire glass packaging value chain to explore how Europe can sustain industrial-scale circularity while maintaining competitiveness and advancing decarbonisation goals.
