The European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference is the world’s leading event dedicated to sustainable phosphorus.
It brings together policymakers, industry, researchers and practitioners to explore European policy developments, practical implementation of phosphorus sustainability and global trends shaping the phosphorus 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.
Recycling Europe's flagship annual gathering is a central meeting point for the entire recycling value chain.
this year’s conference will focus on one central question: how do we deliver circularity in practice? Discussions will explore the policy, market and industrial conditions needed to turn Europe’s circular ambitions into measurable results across value chains.
REFRESH is a European project aiming to develop and demonstrate a novel circular, smart system enabling improved recycling of glass fibre reinforced composites derived from wind turbine dismantling or reblading.
This event will show how they are progressing towards this goal.
This project has developed an alternative tooling process based on recyclable thermoplastic materials and large-scale additive manufacturing combined with milling.
This innovative process has drastically reduced the materials needed and the waste generated.
Europe generates considerable post-consumer textile waste (around 25kg per person in 2025), but the system captures and qualifies only a fraction for recycling.
This report, prepared by the Boston Consulting Group, finds that:
A viable European textile-to-textile system requires major investment but is not deemed to be profitable.
Enabling mechanisms coordinating the chain and sharing risk are needed to bridge the economics gap.
Textile-to-textile recycled fibres are a new product category answering a planetary need for circularity, but with structurally higher prcessing costs. Under current conditions, they will not be cost-competitive with existing recycled routes.
This petition calls for a change to the current EU policy which allows imported plastic waste to count toward European recycling targets, creating a gap between reported progress and real circularity.
