RECOMP – Reuse and Recycling of Composites – returns for its third edition as a two-day event this November.
Held at the University of Warwick on 27-28 November, the event looks at the repurposing and recycling activity growing and accelerating in the UK composites industry and beyond.
All industries urgently need to increase their circularity, reducing their use of virgin resources and increasing their use of recycled resources, as part of the drive towards a net zero, more sustainable world, and the composites industry is no exception. As a result of this need, there has been a big increase in the effort being made globally to develop and commercialise processes which can enable greater reuse and recycling of composite materials, both production waste and end-of-life waste material, and a real focus on developing new market applications for products with ever greater recycled composite content.
Event organisers, Composites UK is currently looking for speakers for this event on the following topics:
Composites UK’s sustainability manager, Malcolm Forsyth said: “We are excited for RECOMP to make its return to a two-day format at the University of Warwick this November. It is a must attend event in the UK composites value chain which attracts the key players in this increasingly critical activity of circularity in the composites industry.”
Abstracts can be submitted to Composites UK by emailing events@compositesuk.co.uk by 26th July. Abstracts should be no more than 150 words. A heavily discounted speaker fee will apply to attend the conference if selected.
Registration for the event will open soon where both members and non-members of Composites UK are welcome to attend.