This conference will explore innovative technological, environmental, economic and social solutions supporting the green transition and climate action. 

Bringing together researchers and practitioners, it will present climate change and ways to prevent it, such as innovative solutions (technological, environmental, economic and social) that can be implemented under the Green Deal. The focus will be sustainable water, raw materials and energy management, with topics including circular economy, resource recovery, environmental biotechnology, pollution control and sustainable innovation.

Sessions will include Circular economy, waste and plastic pollution, Circular bioeconomy and resource valorization, Renewable energy and energy system transition and Water reuse, wastewater treatment and nutrient recovery. There will also be a presentation of the DeliSoil project which is working on soil improvers from circular food production processes.

The poster sessions will cover a range of topics from Closing the loop in European construction to Reclaimed water and recovered biosolids in the circular economy. A gala dinner will take place on 2 December. 

This event will take place on 2–4 December in person and online. It will be mostly in English, with a couple of sessions in Polish. See the programme and register.