2020 PET Monomer Recycling Forum - Key Speakers confirmed

Join the event to get key insights about PET Monomer Recycling and the circularity of PET

 

 

In 2019, Petcore Europe launched the PET Monomer Recycling Special Industry Group - with companies involved in the development of new and innovative processes to recycle PET and Polyester waste by depolymerisation and reusing its monomer constituents.

Due to the growing interest in PET Monomer Recycling, Petcore Europe recently announced the 2020 PET Monomer Recycling Forum on the 16th of April 2020 in BluePoint Brussels, 80 Bd. A. Reyers, 1030 Brussels. Industry experts will give key insights in the exciting new developments of PET Monomer Recycling.

Programme and Speakers

  • 09:30-10:00 Registration & Welcome Coffee
     
  • 10:00-11:00 First Session "PET monomer recycling – how does it fit in the bigger picture of PET circularity?" moderated by Wim Hoenderdaal, Chairman of the SIG
    • Welcome and Status Quo of PET Monomer Recycling and the SIG – Wim Hoenderdaal (Indorama)
    • Link to the Circular Plastics Alliance – Stephen Short (Petcore Europe)
    • Monomer recycling as one of the circularity pillars of PET – Marco Brons (Cumapol)
    • Panel debate
       
  • 11:00-12:45 Second Session "Making all PET waste valuable raw material – feedstock challenges for PET monomer recycling" moderator Christian Crepet (Petcore Europe)
    • View from the Italian EPR – Antonello Ciotti (Corepla)
    • Market analysis of feedstock availability in Europe and possible solutions thanks to monomer recycling – Romain Roux (Axens, subsidiary of IFPEN)
    • Making all PET waste valuable raw material – feedstock challenges for PET monomer recycling – Martin Stephan (Carbios)
    • Challenges in collection, sorting and processing textile waste – Jeroen Bulk (Ioniqa)
    • Presentation to be confirmed - Garbo
    • Recycling quotes – waste legislation and attempts for change – a German example – Carsten Eichert (Rittec)
    • Panel debate
       
  • 12:45-14:00 Networking lunch
     
  • 14:00-15:00 Third Session “Legislative Challenges to overcome for circular PET" 
    moderated by Wim Hoenderdaal
    • Introduction to the topic – John Baker (Alpek Polyester)
    • Presentation on food contact regulation and PET monomer recycling – speaker to be confirmed
    • Panel debate
       
  • 15:00-16:00 Fourth Session “PET monomer recycling – Common view on communication and language” moderated by Stephen Short
    • Name of the technology
    • Name of the recycled product
    • 10 FAQs
       
  • 16:00-16:45 Fifth Session: Presentation on LCA by CE Delft and Q&A session moderated by Wim Hoenderdaal
    • Development of a tool to compare CFP of various recycling routes compared to the linear model – Geert Bergsma (CE Delft)
    • Preliminary results of comparing PET monomer recycling with virgin, mechanical recycling and incineration with energy recovery – Wim Hoenderdaal
       
  • 16:45-17:00 Way forward and closing
     
  • 17:00-18:00 Networking Drink
     

Registration:

The Forum will be open for members and non-members of Petcore Europe, with different participation fees.

To register & learn more about the delegate fees, please click here.

Location:

BluePoint Brussels is located near the European quarter and is easily accessible via the main access roads. Public transport is within walking distance and Zaventem International Airport is only 15 minutes away. The building has an underground car park with 300 spaces.

 

We are looking forward to welcome you at the 2020 PET Monomer Recycling Forum.

Your Petcore Europe team.

 

 

 

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About Petcore Europe

Petcore Europe is the association representing the complete PET value chain in Europe since 1993.

Its mission is to ensure that the entire PET industry is well aligned to enhance its value and sustainable growth, to represent the PET industry before the European institutions and other stakeholders, to ensure that PET is positioned as an outstanding packaging material and recognised as environmentally sound, to support and validate innovative packaging solutions from a recycling perspective, and to work with all interested parties to ensure a continuous increase of PET post-consumer collection and recycling.

PET (PolyEthylene Terephthalate) is a strong but lightweight form of polyester. It is used to make containers for soft drinks, juices, drinks, water, edible oil, fresh food and dairy as well as household cleaners and other non-food applications. PET bottles and food containers, such as sheets and trays are perfectly recyclable while they help to reduce CO2 emissions and food waste.

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