A Month of Innovation: Highlights from the Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2025
Last month, Brussels buzzed with innovation as the Chemical Recycling Forum 2025 welcomed industry leaders, experts, and members of Chemical Recycling Europe. Over the course of the event, attendees shared insights, explored new opportunities, and showcased successes that are shaping the future of chemical recycling. Discussions spanned the latest market developments, the mass balance approach […]
Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2025 Concludes with Great Success
Brussels, Belgium – September 2025 – The Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2025 concluded successfully this week, bringing together over 100 participants representing industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders for a dynamic and insightful journey into the achievement and the future of chemical recycling. The Forum offered an in-depth exploration of key topics shaping the chemical […]
Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2025 – Full Agenda Announced
Brussels, Belgium – September 2025.Next week, the global chemical recycling community will gather in Brussels for the highly anticipated Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2025—a two-day event bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and innovators to chart the course for a more circular plastics economy. The Forum, hosted by Chemical Recycling Europe (CRE), kicks off on […]
Chemical Recycling Europe and Sphera Conclude LCA Guideline Project
Chemical Recycling Europe (CRE) is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of its Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Guideline Project, carried out in close collaboration with Sphera, a global leader in sustainability consulting and software solutions. This milestone marks a key step in advancing transparent and science-based assessment methodologies for chemical recycling technologies. The LCA Guideline […]
Chemical Recycling Europe Concludes 2024 Conference with New Leadership and Vision
Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2024 Brussels, Wednesday 28 November, 2024 – Chemical Recycling Europe (CRE) has successfully concluded its annual conference, held on Wednesday 27 November 2024, at the BluePoint conference venue in Brussels, Belgium. The event gathered over 120 participants, including industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and key stakeholders from across the value chain, to foster […]
Save the Date: Chemical Recycling Europe Forum in Brussels on November 27, 2024
Meet the people & companies who are driving the industry and discover what needs to happen to drive greater circularity with chemical recycling. Chemical Recycling Europe is excited to announce its upcoming conference scheduled for November 27, 2024, in Brussels, Belgium. This eagerly anticipated event held at the BluePoint conference venue will gather industry leaders, policymakers, value chain […]
Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2023 CREF2023
Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2023 held with focus on enabling conditions for the industry The “Chemical Recycling Europe Forum 2023 (CREF2023)”, the annual conference of Chemical Recycling Europe (CRE) who represent the interest of the European chemical recycling industry took place last week on the 21st and 22nd of September in Brussels. Opening the […]
Supply chain letter on the need for mass balance fuel-use exempt for chemical recycling
The undersigned, representing 20 associations in the plastics supply chain, call on EU Member States to urgently adopt mass balance fuel-use exempt as the EU harmonised mass balance method for allocating recycled content via chemical recycling. An early warning report to Member States from June 2023 states that 19 countries are at high risk of […]
Mass-Balance for chemical recycling
The Mass-Balance approach: is a proven chain of custody approach used in many areas bringing innovations to the market such as fair-trade practices in the food industry and the adoption of “green energy” where the Mass-Balance approach enables its flow through the same grid as for fossil energy and the significant development of the industry, […]
Call on EU-harmonised calculating rules for recycled content by means of mass balance
Chemical recycling allows the use of plastic waste, especially feedstock not suitable for mechanical recycling, to produce new chemicals including plastics.
