The European Parliament has approved rules covering the whole vehicle lifecycle, including binding recycled-plastic content targets, dismantling design requirements and producer-funded treatment of end-of-life vehicles across the EU.
OrigoVero™ is a Digital Product Passport platform built for the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and adjacent sector rules, including the EU Battery Regulation, the wine e-label and future textile, toy, packaging and construction requirements.
This conference will explore the future of printed and responsible electronics.
Learn about how circular, bio-based and flexible electronics can move from research to real applications and discuss the future of sustainable electronics in Europe!
The Batteries Regulation will introduce new transparency and data requirements from raw materials to end of life.
This webinar will provide the latest updates, key obligations and industry perspectives with an eye to 18 February 2027 when the Regulation will come into effect.
The Joint Initiative on Circular Economy (JICE) brings together the EU’s largest public promotional banks and institutions.
Against the backdrop of the expected EU Circular Economy Act and a shifting regulatory environment, JICE is launching a webinar series to deepen market understanding of financing needs, gaps and bottlenecks for the circular economy across selected sectors.
This webinar will focus on critical raw materials from e-waste.
BIOPYRANIA is an EU-funded project working on transforming second-generation biomass and woody residues into high-performance bio-based polymers for strategic industrial applications.
It is supporting Europe’s transition towards a circular, climate-neutral economy.
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 European Commission has launched a public consultation on new rules setting out additional product exemptions from EU requirements on the removability and replaceability of portable batteries.
They are proposing to add six new product categories. Good idea, bad idea - tell them what you think by 26 May!
