Solving the dark side of today's plastic
During the webinar 'Don’t Waste it!' you will learn which systemic transition is needed to enable the sustainable production and use of circular plastics. You will get the latest insights into how the dark side of today’s plastics can be mitigated, which stakeholders need to act and what technologies are needed.
Plastics are essential for our wellbeing in the present society. Because of their unique properties and mass production possibilities we expect plastics/polymers to remain an important primary material in existing and new applications. But, plastics also has its dark side in terms of environmental exposure and contribution to climate change.
Guided by an innovative forecasting method TNO will present what we consider to be 8 must-have solutions in order to retain the positive aspects of today’s plastics and to mitigate the dark side.
Both industry, government and customers play an important role to enable the success of our approach, ranging from application of a circular systemic design, the development of innovations for high value recyclate to true pricing and transparency about consumer costs.
Webinar Don't waste it
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Judith Kessens
Functie:Senior Project Manager, Circularity and Sustainability ImpactAs an experienced project manager, I lead complex projects on Circularity and Sustainability, with a focus on Circular Plastics. Do you want to learn more about how our plastics recycling technologies? Or do you want to gain insights into future developments within the entire plastics value chain? Please contact me.
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Standplaats:Utrecht - Princetonlaan
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Email:Email Judith
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LinkedIn:Judith on LinkedIn
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Hella Koops
Functie:Senior Consultant Circular Plastics and Industrial TransformationHella focusses on sustainable innovations and developing circular value chains in the plastics domain and chemical industry. With a strong background in engineering, technology scale-up and systems thinking, she is involved a.o. in the development of new plastics recycling technologies and scenario projections of the circular plastics- and materials transition.
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Standplaats:Utrecht - Princetonlaan
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Email:Email Hella
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