nova Session: Policy Update on Circular Economy for the Chemicals and Materials Sector

Hosts: Kaj Seeger and Luciano Proto Cassina (all nova-Institute)
13:00 – 15:00 (CET)

Europe, and crucially, the chemicals and materials sector, is currently facing several challenges due to a rapidly changing global context. These changes are underpined by the ongoing impacts of the war in Ukraine, fluctuating trade relations, economic stagnation, and the urgent need to address climate change.
The European Union has already recognised the potential that the chemicals and materials industries have to drive economic growth and mitigate climate. For this reason, the European Union continues to foster its transformation to a sustainable and resilient economy, with a strong focus on the transition towards circularity. This commitment is evident in a wave of upcoming and recently established policies designed to foster sustainability, enhance competitiveness, and accelerate decarbonisation.

If you are curious on how the current and forthcoming EU policy landscape looks like and which implications it may have for your business, then join us for our upcoming nova Session: Policy Update on Circular Economy for the Chemical and Material Sector

In this two hours we will delve into the key legislative developments and strategic directions shaping the future of the industry. Our expert team will provide a comprehensive overview and insightful analysis of crucial topics, including:

Topics

• The EU Competitiveness Compass
• The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)
• The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR)
• The Clean Industrial Deal
• Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act
• The Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing Act
• The Upcoming Bioeconomy Strategy
• The Circular Economy Act

This session is designed to provide you with a clear understanding of these interconnected policies and their potential impact on your strategies and operations.

We look forward to helping you navigate the evolving policy landscape and unlock the opportunities presented by Europe’s transition towards a circular and sustainable future for the chemicals and materials industries.

Programme (all CET):