Challenges & Opportunities in Product Design, Standardization, and Digital Product Passports for a Sustainable Circular Future
- 1 mar2024
The Circular Economy Action Plan of the European Union underscores the imperative transition from a linear to a circular economic model, essential for both economic growth and resilience in the face of resource depletion. As Circular Economy remains a relatively emerging concept, navigating its complexities presents challenges for businesses.
The Circular Economy for Enterprises workshop seeks to aid industries and companies in Denmark and Europe by offering insights into the latest advancements in Digital Product Passport, Standardization, and Product Design within the Circular Economy.
The format includes three parallel workshops facilitated by sector experts, providing participants with the opportunity for active engagement. Additionally, two keynote speakers from Danish industries will share successful implementations of circularity and sustainability. The event concludes with a networking session featuring complimentary drinks.
This text is copied from Clean Cluster's website.
The event is supported by TechCircle, where MADE is a partner.
You can participate online and in person (limited number of seats in case of physical attendance). Keynote sessions will not be streamed.
For more information, please contact Giovanni Formentini, mail:Â giof@mpe.au.dk, phone:Â +45 93 52 11 95;
Dato
1 marts 2024 kl. 09:00 - 13:00
Sted
DOKK1
Hack Kampmanns Plads
Danmark
Sprog
English
This event is arranged by Aarhus University, CLEAN, CircThread and TechCircle, where MADE is a partner. The CircThread project has received funding from the European Union’s H2020 programme under Grant Agreement No. 958448. The event is also financially supported by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
Program
Program (in-person):
8:30 – Registration, Main entrance DOKK1
9:00 – Event opening, Store Stage
9:10 – Industriens Fond, Anders Ziegler Kusk, Programme Lead for Sustainable Production, Store Stage
9:40 – Break
Parallel sessions (in-person and online)
10:00 – Circular Design – Unleashing New Revenue Streams for OEMS by Aarhus University, Lille Stage
10:00 – Circular Economy – Business Strategies using connected Products by EcoWise, Møderum 2
10:00 – Circling the Square – Exploring the Current Landscape of Sustainability Standardization and Circular Practices by UNI, Undervisning 1
(In-person)
11:30 – Lunch, Store Stage
12:15 – LEGO, Dr. Anita Friis Sommer, Head of Sustainable Operations, Store Stage
13:00 – Friday Bar & Networking, Store Stage
