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Chemical Recycling Europe (CRE) is pleased to announce the next edition of its forum will be held 21 – 22 September 2023 in Brussels, Belgium.
The Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2023 is a chance to come together and discuss the opportunities, challenges and latest developments of the present and future of chemical recycling with experts from the industry, the plastics value chain, European and national authorities, academia, NGOs, research institutes and more. Topics covered during the sessions and panels include:
- Perspectives on the industry: current state of play, growing to scale, challenges and opportunities.
- Innovation driving the industry of chemical recycling.
- Recycled Content: importance for value chain and role of chemical recycling in providing recycled content.
- Feedstock for circularity.
- Chemical Recycling and its role in the European Circular Economy.
- LCA: landscape of life cycle assessments, data, for chemical recycling.
- Policy environment for chemical recycling: Global, European and Member State perspectives.
Date: 21 – 22 September 2023
Location: Renaissance Brussels Hotel (Rue du Parnasse 19, 1000 Brussels, Belgium)
Registration details can be found here.
More agenda details to follow.
About Chemical Recycling Europe:
The members of Chemical Recycling Europe are united by one common goal: closing the loop for the plastics industry by offering the technology to chemically recycle all plastic waste back into its original components and/or other value-added materials. To help our members achieve this goal, Chemical Recycling Europe (ChemRecEurope) was established in 2019 to promote and implement the innovative solutions that the chemical recycling of plastic waste offers to benefit our economy and society. ChemRecEurope represents the interest of the European chemical recycling industry towards the public and European institutions. Chemical recycling technologies play a decisive role in closing the loop and supporting the transition towards a more sustainable and circular economy in Europe.