Partners from four different EU funded projects aiming to develop solutions for digital product passports (DPP) and over
The EU’s Proposal of the Eco-design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) defines product passports as “a set of
In the ever-changing landscape of the manufacturing sector, sustainability is increasingly becoming a necessity. That is why SUPSI
On March 1st, CircThread, with the support of Aarhus University, Clean Cluster, and Tech Circle, organized a groundbreaking
Our planet has finite resources, and it is crucial that we rethink the way we live and interact
As consumers, an increasing number of us aspire to buy sustainable products, and hopefully diminish our impact on
The past two years of the CircThread project have been characterised by creating the foundations of a viable
In the context of the sustainability decision-making framework worked on in T3.2, CircThread has interviewed the partner SUPSI
If you are a Stakeholder, don’t miss the workshop about the Benefits and barriers to Digital Product Passports.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s H2020 programme under Grant Agreement No. 958448