Meet the finalists of the Eramet Water Resource Innovation Challenge managed by EIT RawMaterials.
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Read about the key achievements of the start-ups shaping the sustainable future of the raw materials sector and supported by EIT RawMaterials. Discover the major milestones reached by the innovation and education projects funded by EIT RawMaterials.
Meet the finalists of the Eramet Water Resource Innovation Challenge managed by EIT RawMaterials.
PASSENGER’s Rare Earth-free magnets prototypes set to transform industries.
EIT RawMaterials is excited to announce a major milestone achieved by its partner initiative the PASSENGER project.
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EIT RawMaterials accelerates the Green Transition with strategic investment in silicon recycling innovator Circular Silicon
EIT RawMaterials, world’s largest network in raw and advanced materials has invested, in Circular Silicon Europe GmbH, an innovative clean-tech startup. The pre-seed capital enables the company to build the first industrial recycling line, with a capacity of 140 tons, dedicated to recovering silicon from solar panel waste.
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ReCatalyst successfully closes seed financing round to enhance market readiness.
Slovenian Startup ReCatalyst, a start-up supported by EIT RawMaterials was able to convince an outstanding international syndicate consisting of HTGF, xista science ventures and OCCIDENT, along with Slovenian investors, to invest €1.7 million.
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Can you imagine a zero-waste future?
EIT Raw Materials supported startup Resourcify has evolved into one of Europe’s leading digital platforms for waste management and recycling. What started as an idea aboard a cruise ship has now turned into a service used in over 15,000 locations across 7 countries, helping global organisations recycle around 50% more of their waste.
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