The second MeetUp of the Circletech project was hosted by the Kerekerdő (called “Round forest”) event space in the C/2 building on May 11, 2023.
Continue readingThe Role of Hydrogen Connected to the Existing Natural Gas Infrastructure in the Hungarian Energy Transition
Hydrogen and Hungarian Energy Transition
A new CiRCLETECH scientific paper entitled ”The Role of Hydrogen Connected to the Existing Natural Gas Infrastructure in the Hungarian Energy Transition” has been published in Scopus.
The Critical Raw Materials Act will equip the EU with the tools to ensure the EU’s access to a secure and sustainable supply of critical raw materials
On March 16th, the Commission proposed a comprehensive set of actions to ensure the EU’s access to a secure, diversified, affordable and sustainable supply of critical raw materials.
Continue readingCiRCLETECH on Miskolci Hírek és Magazin
CiRCLETECH project news in the Hungarian national daily Magyar Nemzet
The first MeetUp at the University of Miskolc
We have a tendency to assume that people working for the same organization are knowing each other. Whenever we meet researchers from academia, it often turns out, the situation is quite the opposite.
Continue readingA rising tide lifts all boats, so when it lifts here, we all lift together
How a #Sustainable Campus development could be the driver of regional development. #CiRCLETECH project is about scaling up and build capacities at University of Miskolc, but not just that, companies in the region, citizens in the region, policy makers in the region.
Continue readingCircular economy: Europe cleans up its act
Facing the necessity of waste recycling and reduction across Europe, the EU is developing a new policy for a greener and more competitive future.
Continue readingA plastic strategy for a circular economy
The European Parliament is examining a new strategy aimed at making all plastic packaging recyclable by 2030. These new measures will help reduce the amount of plastic waste still generated in European countries, thereby lessening the damage to our environment, climate, health, and economy.
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