Circular Economy

A circular economy for renewable energy may minimise emissions and pressure on natural resources, pave the way for innovative net-zero economies, spur long-term economic growth and job creation, and mitigate supply chain risk. A move to renewable energy and materials underpins it. Economic activity is decoupled from the consumption of finite resources in a circular economy. It's a dependable system that benefits businesses, people, and the environment. Climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution are all global concerns that the circular economy seeks to address. The circular economy provides us with the tools we need to combat climate change and biodiversity loss while also meeting critical social needs. It empowers us to increase prosperity, job creation, and resilience while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gas emissions, waste, and pollution.

• Energy transition
• Renewable energies
• Wind energy
• Photovoltaic
• Hydropower
• Bioenergy
• Critical raw materials
• Energy modelling
• Energy scenarios
• Life-cycle assessment
• Industrial ecology
• Technology assessment
• Material flow assessment