This webinar will explore the international used clothing trade.
It will present the report on From Collection of Used Clothes in Sweden to Reuse in Kenya: A Case Study of Humana LT’s Value Chain for Second-Hand Clothes and look at the economic and environmental value of second-hand clothing exports and how policy can best support circular textile flows.
The EU-funded EOLIAN project is developing a new generation of smart, sustainable wind turbine blades. This aligns with the wind energy industry's commitment of enhanced sustainability and reduced environmental impacts over the complete life cycle of a wind turbine. This webinar will present the project's objectives, innovations, and expected outcomes.
This event will focus on identifying and advancing circular solutions that can be applied across diverse sectors of the national economy, while also addressing the needs and opportunities at the local community level.
The Textiles Recycling Awards will be held during the Textiles Recycling Expo on 24–25 June 2026 at Brussels Expo. They will bring together industry professionals to honour the achievements that are driving change across the global textile value chain.
Read about the categories and who is eligible to apply. Deadline: 13 March 2026!
Co-hosted by the NutriBudget and ReNu2Cycle projects, this webinar will bring together leading experts, practitioners and policymakers to explore how policy can drive the adoption of sustainable farming practices through better circular use of nutrients.
Tech4Biowaste (A DYNAMIC DATABASE OF RELEVANT TECHNOLOGIES OF BIO-WASTE UTILISATION) was an EU-funded project which created a database providing a comprehensive technology overview for the valorisation of bio-waste. Businesses can promote their technologies and stakeholders can search for the most appropriate technology for their particular feedstock.
This #EURegionsWeek 2025 side event will showcase how Europe’s circular value chains can become more inclusive, resilient and sustainable, with a focus on microelectronics, resource recovery and circular economy infrastructure.
It will present the CLOSER and EVEN-CLOSER projects which tackle the recovery of secondary raw materials from e-waste for reuse in the manufacture of chips and microlectronics.
The International Seminar on Plastic Characterisation took place on 29 and 30 October, hosted by AIMPLAS, the Plastics Technology Centre. About a hundred international specialists discussed the latest analytical techniques applied to plastic characterisation, environmental degradation and the challenges of the circular economy. See what was discussed!
The Advanced Recycling Conference will explore all available recycling technologies for various waste streams, as well as considering policy topics and environmental impacts.
It will bring together technology providers, related industries, waste management companies, brands and investors as well as policy makers and scientists active in the field of recycling and provide a framework for new partnerships, ideas, approaches and value chains.
