Explore the fundamental principles of recycling, emphasizing the importance of reducing, reusing, and recovering materials to promote a more sustainable and circular approach to resource management.

• • Solid Waste Management
  • E-Waste Recycling
  • Sludge treatment & Recycling
  • Construction And Demolition Waste
  • Paper Recycling
  • Oil Recycling
  • Textile Recycling
  • Glass Recycling

Exploring the impact of emerging regulations like PPWR on plastics, textiles, and other materials, and strategies to meet sustainability targets.

Showcasing advanced super clean recycling systems for industrial and post-consumer plastic waste with minimal energy and space requirements.

Analyzing the current landscape of textile waste management and strategies for scaling reuse and recycling in the fashion industry.

Discussing transformative technologies and policies to make plastics and textiles truly circular resources.

Learn how recycling engineering is improving efficiency, supporting circular packaging, and reducing carbon emissions across the glass industry, while addressing challenges in collection, processing, and economic feasibility.

Exploring economic fundamentals, techniques, and innovations for recycling and reusing electric vehicle batteries.

Reviewing new strategies and test results for efficient raw material extraction from lithium-ion batteries.

Providing insights into short- and long-term developments in the paper recycling sector, with a focus on Asia and beyond.

Gain insights into sustainable practices, energy-efficient processing, and closed-loop systems that contribute to reducing mining dependence and lowering environmental impact in modern manufacturing and construction sectors.

Highlighting technological advancements like AI, robotics, and chemical recycling to enhance paper recovery and processing.

Showcasing thermochemical, biochemical, and mechanical innovations for converting waste into sustainable energy sources like biogas and biofuels.

Addressing data security, privacy, and practical steps for building effective e-waste recycling programs in communities and organizations.

It will also explore the use of recycled materials in renewable energy infrastructure, such as solar panels and wind turbines, while addressing regulatory incentives and technical barriers to scaling renewable resource recovery.