Yesterday’s online event on Digital Product Passports (DPPs), co-hosted by the RecAL and DATA4CIRC projects, gathered over 286 participants from across Europe. The session brought together experts from EU-funded DPP initiatives—RecAL, DATA4CIRC, CIRPASS-2, COMPASS—and policymakers to discuss how DPPs can drive sustainability and circularity in European industries.
RecAL invites you to a collaborative online event dedicated to the future of Digital Product Passports in EU research and policy.
We’re excited to invite you to a unique online workshop and webinar exploring the transformative power of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) in shaping Europe’s circular economy.
EVs need aluminum with high conductivity (1xxx), for which there is currently no secondary market. Besides, the biggest shift will be in the aluminum recycling cycle itself. With the combustion-engines ban, the established “sink” for low-quality aluminum scrap based on the A226 alloy will disappear, leaving a large part of this waste stream without a final destination.
The RecAL Project’s third consortium meeting (CM3) took place in Thessaloniki, Greece, from 26th – 28th March 2025, marking a significant milestone in the collaborative effort to advance circularity in aluminium recycling.