Each for themselves or all together - recyclate utilisation rates in various sectors of the economy
Moderation and discussion leader:
Dr Dirk Textor, Raw Materials Manager, GRAF Holding GmbH
Partner:
GRAF Holding GmbH
09.55 - 10.00 a.m.
Greeting
Speaker: Dr Dirk Textor Raw materials manager, GRAF Holding GmbH
10.00 - 10.30 a.m.
Challenge 2025: End-of-life vehicle ordinance and plastics recycling
The draft EU End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation formulates new requirements for the recyclability, construction and design of new vehicles, particularly with regard to reusability, recyclability, recoverability and the use of recycled content. However, the quantities of recycled plastics are limited and are also in high demand in the packaging industry.
Speaker: Frank Stammer Specialist for circular economy, TecPart e.V.
10.30 - 11.00 a.m.
Recyclate as standard - use of PCR in packaging, automotive engineering and medical technology
The use of recycled plastics, in particular the use of PCR, is becoming standard in theRecyclate – Use of PCR in packaging, automotive engineering and medical technology
The use of recycled plastics, in particular the use of PCR, is becoming mandatory in more and more areas. For some industrial sectors, the EU stipulates the use of recyclates, and for more and more companies, the use of recyclates is part of their sustainability and climate strategy. In 2018, Pöppelmann set itself recycling targets for the year 2025 and has since established the use of PCR in many products. Plant pots, automotive products, industrial elements and medical technology products are now made from PCR in series production. The EU stipulates the use of recyclates for some industrial sectors, and for more and more companies, the use of recyclates is part of their sustainability and climate strategy. In 2018, Pöppelmann set itself recycling targets for the year 2025 and has since established the use of PCR in many products. Plant pots, automotive products, industrial elements and even products for medical technology are now made from PCR in series production.
Speaker: Benjamin Kampmann Möglichmacher | Fokus Kreislaufwirtschaft & Klima Team MORGEN, Pöppelmann GmbH & Co. KG Plastics factory toolmaking
11.00 - 11.30 a.m.
Plastics in agriculture: from take-back to the use of recyclates
While agriculture is one of the most recyclate-friendly sectors with a recyclate share of 37.5 %, other industries such as the automotive industry (4.6 %) and the electronics industry (3.2 %) are still at the beginning. Nevertheless, the question arises as to why only around 300,000 tonnes of the 8.5 million tonnes of plastic consumed annually in Europe are collected and mechanically recycled in the agricultural sector. The presentation will examine the existing take-back systems, operational challenges and the quality of the available recyclates as well as their potential applications. Finally, it will discuss whether this sector has the potential to be a pioneer for closed-loop systems.
Speaker: Andreas Bastian Managing Director, plastship GmbH
11.30 - 12.00 a.m.
Quotas as part of an action plan for a climate-neutral circular economy with plastics
Quotas as part of an action plan for a climate-neutral circular economy with plastics Ralf Düssel, Chairman of the Board of PlasticsEurope Deutschland e. V., shows in his presentation how the European plastics industry can become climate-neutral by 2050. He will present the joint action plan of plastics producers in Europe and show concrete steps and measures that companies and politicians need to take now in order to significantly reduce the use of fossil raw materials in plastics production. The measures include the promotion of circular product design, the expansion of mechanical and chemical recycling, the use of biomass and CO2 as a raw material for plastics production and the introduction of binding recycling quotas.
Speaker: Dr Ralf Düssel Head of Sustainability, Evonik, and Chairman of the Board of PlasticsEurope Deutschland e. V., the association of plastics producers
15 months of the shell ordinance ‘Many people talk about RC building materials, ash and slag, but we do it!’
Moderation and discussion leader:
Thomas FischerCircular Economy and Market Development Officer, bvse-Bundesverband Sekundärrohstoffeund Entsorgung e.V., Managing Director of Quba GmbH
Partner:
Thomas FischerCircular Economy and Market Development Officer, bvse-Bundesverband Sekundärrohstoffeund Entsorgung e.V., Managing Director of Quba GmbH
12.55 - 13.00 a.m.
Greeting
Speaker: Thomas Fischer Recycling Management and Market Development Officer, bvse-Bundesverband Sekundärrohstoffe und Entsorgung e.V., Managing Director Quba GmbH
13.00 – 13.30 a.m.
Overview of the Mantelverordnung with quality assurance
Speaker: Stefan Schmidmeyer bvse e.V. / Managing Director Baustoffrecycling Bayern e.V.
13.30 – 14.00 a.m.
RC building materials and soil in practice
Speaker: Nora Wild Senior Project Manager, Hagedorn Group
14.00 – 14.30 a.m.
15 months of the Mantelverordnung - we've been doing HMVA for longer! HMVA from the practice of EBV!
Speaker: Dr.-Ing. Klaus Mesters Managing Director, KM GmbH für Straßenbau- und Umwelttechnik – Ingenieurbüro und Prüfinstitut
14.30 – 15.00 a.m.
15 months of the Shell Ordinance - Steel mill slag, that exists too! SWS from the practice of EBV!
Speaker: Dr Dirk Mudersbach Managing Director, Max Aicher GmbH
Thursday, 10.10.2024
RECYCLING-TECHNIK InnovationCentre I, Hall 7
Circular recycling / Textile recycling / Data
Moderation and discussion leader:
Dr Mohammad Chehadé, Managing Director CCE, Center for Circular Economy (CCE), RWTH Aachen University
Partner:
Zentrum für Kreislaufwirtschaft (CCE), RWTH Aachen University
10.00 – 10.30 a.m.
Interoperability of data for the CE
Speaker: Dr.-Ing. André Pomp Research assistant Head of the “Semantic Systems Engineering” research department Bergische Universität Wuppertal
10.30 – 11.00 a.m.
Digital tools for the bin - the Smart Waste Valley project
Spokesperson: Dr Julia Reinhard Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy gGmbH
11.00 – 11.30 a.m.
With data to the circular economy - digital product passports, business models and data expertise
Speaker: Dr Holger Berg Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy gGmbH
11.30 – 12.00 a.m.
From perception to realisation - perceived quality as the key to the success of sustainable products
Speaker: Jan Körkemeyer Research associate WZL | RWTH Aachen University Chair of Information, Quality and Sensor Systems in Production
12.00 – 12.30 a.m.
INGRAIN: Agri-textile food - from residue to recyclable material to nutrient
Speaker: Sea-Hyun Lee Research assistant Chair of Textile Mechanical Engineering and Institute of Textile Technology RWTH Aachen University
Panel discussion: NKWS, what now? Competitiveness as a driver for transformation
Moderation and discussion leader:
Dr Alexander Kronimus, Acting Managing Director of Plastics Europe Germany
Partner:
PlasticsEurope Deutschland e. V.
13.00 – 13.05 a.m.
Introduction & Welcome
Speaker: Dr Alexander Kronimus, Acting Managing Director of Plastics Europe Germany
13.00 – 14.30 a.m.
Panel discussion: NKWS, what now? Competitiveness as a driver for transformation
The National Circular Economy Strategy (NKWS) is intended to set the framework for a strong circular economy in Germany with more recycling and resource conservation. At the same time, however, circular business models also require a competitive industry and functioning markets in order to be successful. The panellists will be discussing precisely this topic: How can German industry be strengthened again? And what does it take to make the transformation towards a circular economy fit for competition?
Speaker:
Dr Ralf Düssel Head of Sustainability, EVONIK, as a company representative of the plastics producers
Dr Peter Dziezok Director for R&D Open Innovation, Procter & Gamble Service GmbH
Alexander Felsch Managing Director of unternehmer nrw, Head of the Economic and Environmental Policy Department
Christian Hündgen Managing Director Hündgen Entsorgungs GmbH & Co. KG
Jens Kaatze CEO, MOCOM Compounds GmbH & Co. KG
Prof Dr Manfred Renner Representative of the Fraunhofer Institute in the ‘Transformation Alliance of the Federal Chancellor’