This session brings together EU-funded project pilots to examine how advanced recycling and upcycling technologies are generating secondary material streams that can substitute virgin feedstock across recycling, process, and manufacturing industries.
This webinar explores how Europe is building the workforce it needs to deliver its circular ambitions by 2030.
The transition to a circular economy presents new opportunities but also carries risks: skills shortages are already straining businesses, and the impacts of the transition are unlikely to be felt equally.
The workshop, an official EU Green Week Partner event of the European Commission, will delve into the application of AI, Digital Twins and Robotics for the manufacturing sector.
Experts from leading EU-funded projects will showcase cutting-edge advancements that contribute to the EU Green Deal, the Clean Industrial Deal, and Europe’s strategic autonomy in raw materials.
We’re going to IFAT worldwide Munich (4-7 May). Meet the W2W team led by ISWA International Solid Waste Association at the expo! ISWA is hosting a special networking and collaboration day for EU-funded projects, including Wood2Wood and iBot4CRMs on Recovery and Recycling of Critical Raw Materials (CRMs). 📅 Date: May 7🕰️ Time: 12 pm📍 Pavilion
Wood2Wood project will be attending the two-day annual European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform (ECESP) conference in Brussels between April 22-23. This will be the second consecutive year of Wood2Wood’s participation. This year’s ECESP conference theme is “A competitive and fair circular Europe: The ambition at the heart of the single market”. The event will shape
In the workshop (WS 58) titled “Rewriting the playbook for smart sustainable manufacturing in Europe”, industry, policymakers, researchers will come together to co-create strategies in an interactive session that could support European industrial resilience and competitiveness.
This webinar will be led by EU-funded project ICARUS that is aiming to provide “technological support to energy-intensive and construction industries for the transition to more sustainable and digital processes in a business model for successful market implementation.”
This year’s workshop theme was “Driving the Circular Transition in the EU: Recovering Value from Secondary Raw Materials” and the objective was to drive progress towards a circular economy by keeping materials in circulation for as long as possible to reduce European dependence on virgin resources and build resilience to de-risk its supply chain in the face of global supply chain uncertainties.
