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Two years of Ecobulk where celebrated last week in Coventry, historical home of the British automotive industry. The meeting was hosted by the new project partners Warwick and Coventry University at the Scarman Conference Centre. The aim of the meeting was to put all the pieces of the puzzle together for each of the planned demonstrations. Several exciting new concepts have been developed by the partners in the past 2 years which we expect will enable new highly circular materials and products to be produced. But the Ecobulk project is a large-scale demonstration initiative, and so an integral part of the challenge is to fit all the newly developed partial solutions into a coherent, circular chain that is feasible – not only technically, or theoretically, but also economically, and practically.

Partner ITENE hosted the month 18 meeting of the ECOBULK partners at their offices in Valencia, Spain. The partners participated in workshops and  shared their

Creating circular value chains is not always straightforward, as choices for each stage have ripple effects on the entire chain. These effects can have secondary

In the automotive industry lower weight means lower fuel consumption. One way to achieve lower weight is to replace heavy metal parts with lighter plastic ones,

The consortium gathered in Valencia for their regular 6 monthly meeting, hosted by partner ITENE at their offices in Paterna. After 18 months of hard

Conenor attended the annual Modern Composite Solutions event in Lahti, to promote ECOBULK and discuss their new circular materials that integrate fiber reinforced plastic waste from various sources.