EIT RawMaterials funded project Re-Play was launched to reach and engage the general public through events and exhibitions at science centres and museums with the ultimate goal of promoting changes in consumer behaviour and perception of e-waste.
The conference demonstrated the wide commitment of all parties to support the responsible extraction of primary raw materials within Europe, with a focus on Spain.
The summit speakers range from Member State politicians, companies such as Tesla, Airbus, mining leader Boliden and ERAMET, as well as investors such as BNP Paribas, and organisations such as the World Materials Forum and WWF.
Erfan Kimiaei is one out of many students who have made an impressive growth journey while studying at an EIT-labelled master's programme.
The CREDIT project consortium has developed a new economically feasible bipolar electrodialysis technology for recycling sodium sulphate waste streams in hydrometallurgical processes.
EIT HEI Initiative’s second call received 56 applications from an impressive total of 683 organisations.
EIT RawMaterials Accelerator aims to catch and mentor start-ups to rapidly become suppliers to, and perhaps future partners of, the EIT RawMaterials network.
EU-funded project will help companies improve transparency and sustainability of their supply chains when it comes to critical and rare earth materials.
New battery consortium ESiLib launches new initiative to meet Europe's goals for a green and circular transition.
The EIT Circular Economy Community launches a call to support companies in obtaining the ETV to help technology providers proposing innovative, green technologies verify solutions and provide a quality stamp.
