To launch and support a circular carbon economy, the Circular Economy Act (CEA) needs to support the development of recycling cascades that are discussed in the literature. Such cascades should focus on the best fit of technology to plastic types, e.g. on feed contaminant, product performance and overall yields, and overall efficiency of the system in terms of recovery, cost and footprint.
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University of Twente
Academic / research · Netherlands
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University of Twente filed 3 positions between 6 Nov 2025 and 13 Apr 2026, across 3 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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Citations & full article uploaded. Europes post-2030 renewable energy framework should begin with a more accurate diagnosis. The main problem is no longer a lack of clean-energy technologies. Wind, solar, batteries, heat pumps, EVs, thermal storage, demand response, and many forms of industrial electrification already exist and are improving.
From the University of Twente, The Netherlands: Strategic Feedback for the European Chip Act Current Situation Europes semiconductor share has dropped to ~10% and risks falling to 5% as the global market doubles. Existing European fabs (ST, GlobalFoundries, Intel Ireland) are limited to older nodes (>10nm), while advanced fabs mainly serve U.S.-based fabless companies.
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