The project aims to explore how targets for the Circular Economy can be designed to 1) contribute to better environmental policy, i.e., reduce total environmental impact, and 2) provide guidance […]
The textile industry is one of the most resource-intensive and environmentally impactful sectors in the world; annually, 116 million tons of textiles are produced globally, and large amounts of these […]
The scale of discarded polyester-cotton blend (polycotton) textile wastes is nearly a hundred million tons annually. Most of it is incinerated or sent to landfills. On the other hand, the […]
The manufacturing industry in Europe produces approximately 230 million tons of waste annually, accounting for 10.7% of the total waste, according to EUROSTAT. Conventional manufacturing methods for large, high-duty industrial […]
Syclen1 is a feasibility study that intends to document and prepare a full-scale demonstrator of how to achieve the main goals of the Net Zero Industry program in a value […]
This project aims to support the transition of Swedish iron and steel foundries toward climate neutrality by 2040. The feasibility study focuses on addressing knowledge gaps and challenges that hinder […]
The GreenWave project aims to produce sustainable graphite from forest-based biomass using microwave heating. This innovative method focuses on converting biomass, such as lignin, into graphite or graphene. By utilising […]
Remanufacturing, an industrial process where products are restored to service life, is a circular flow that has great potential for both scale-up and profitability and that can significantly decrease the […]
Graphite is an important mineral. Europe is today dependent on importing almost all its graphite and the EU has identified the material in the Critical Raw Material Act. Large scale approaches for […]
The ReLignin project aims to address some significant environmental challenges by creating a circular and sustainable production system as traditional manufacturing processes have a significant carbon footprint. The ReLignin project […]