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Circular economy

Circular business models

Circular value chains

LOOP Forum 2026 – Securing Resources for Stronger Business

Event details

28 -29 April 2026

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Hosted by
Relevent

Where
Lokomotivværkstedet, Otto Busses Vej 5A, 2450 Copenhagen SV, Denmark

Price
Free

Tackling Business-Critical Challenges Through Circularity

With growing resource scarcity and increasingly volatile supply chains, access to critical materials is emerging as a strategic challenge for European businesses. Circular solutions can help companies secure valuable resources, reduce dependence on virgin materials and strengthen long-term competitiveness.

The EU has set an ambitious target for 2030: 25% of strategic raw material demand should be met through recycling. Reaching this goal will require a significant scale-up of next-generation recovery technologies and stronger circular systems across Europe.

The LOOP Forum brings together industry leaders, policymakers, investors and researchers to accelerate circular solutions that keep materials in the loop – and businesses resilient.

At LOOP Forum 2026, you can meet solution providers working with:

High-precision sorting
Advanced recycling technologies
Large-scale resource recovery systems
Producer responsibility schemes

Check the the full 2026 programme.

Remember to get your free tickets.

Contact

Ke Yu
Project Manager (Circular Economy, Delegations and China Affairs)

[email protected]

+45 2371 2604

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