Advanced recycling: The potential, the limitations and the role of chemical recycling in a net-zero world

15:25 - 16:00
There have been rapid advancements in new recycling technology, solutions and capacity. Chemical recycling promises to recycle the previously unrecyclable. But it has its critics. There are concerns around the potential impact on human health and the environment. This session will analyze the case for chemical recycling and discuss:  

  • When does chemical recycling make sense as a solution to packaging waste?  
  • What do the critics say in response and how do these concerns sit within business reality?  
  • The challenges and concerns surrounding the role of chemical recycling in a net zero world  

We’ll also invite a few participants from the audience to join the stage to share their views.

Nikola Juhasz

Sun Chemical

Global Technical Director, Sustainability

Chris Schmidt

LyondellBasell

Value Proposition Strategy Manager, Circular and Low Carbon Solutions

Get in touch

For any questions on the conference, please contact:

Hanna Halmari
Head of Conferences
Hanna.Halmari@innovationforum.co.uk

Sponsorship

For more information and to inquire, please contact:

Gabriela Cuison
Business Development Manager
Gabriela.Cuison@innovationforum.co.uk 

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