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How depolymerisation technologies contribute to the creation of circular economy for plastics?

Location: Online
24.09.2020 | 16:00 - 18:00

Plastic materials are designed to meet the very different needs of end consumer products and are essential to modern life and the global economy. To reduce the demand for finite raw materials, minimize the negative impact on the environment, and also address the end-of-life issue of plastics, the logical and ideal solution is to develop a circular economy approach to sustainable polymers that can be efficiently recycled.

The conventional recycling methods exist currently to deal with plastic waste, have a number of limitations, the main one being the inherent inability to produce a virgin-comparable product.

However, developments in chemical recycling technologies are creating new opportunities for recovering resources from plastic waste in which polymer waste can be efficiently recycled directly into their own starting materials. Polymers produced from recovered monomer feedstocks have no loss of properties; moreover, the process recovers embedded value and mitigates environmental effects.

Webinar participation €125 (+VAT) per person

 

 

Details

Date:
24.09.2020
Time:
16:00 - 18:00
Event Category:
Website:
https://www.chemicalrecyclingeurope.eu/post/cre-conference-postponed-webinars-organised-in-autumn

Organizers

Chemical Recycling Europe (CRE)
Polymer Comply Europe (PCE)
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