Composites UK is launching a new Sustainability Subgroup at 'A Sustainable Future for Composites' on 3rd October at Scott Bader.

The group will share information about the latest developments in environmental sustainability for composites and will also seek to involve members in the delivery of the Sustainability aspects of the Composites Strategy action plan, which is summarised as follows:
  • Develop markets for recyclates with associated standards
  • Support creation of GRP recycling supply chain
  • Develop capability in life cycle assessment (and costing) to show the benefits of composites
  • R&D to integrate industrial biotechnology into the supply chain and optimise value of natural fibres
  • Reduce waste and develop energy efficient manufacturing technologies
  • Develop best practice in design and business models for environment
Register for the launch event here

What do you want the new Sustainability Group to look like?

Please answer a few questions to help us make this group meet your needs.

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* 1. Name & Company:

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* 2. Email:

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* 3. Please rate the importance / relevance of these subjects to you: [1 to 5, low to high]

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Carbon fibre composite recycling / disposal
Glass fibre composite recycling / disposal
Recycling / disposal of consumables and packaging
Waste and energy reduction best practice
Environmental impact and life cycle assessment
Bio-based materials
Design and business models for environment / circular economy

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* 4. Do you want to be involved in a working group to take forward one or more of the areas listed above? Note that there is no commitment at this stage. Please check all that apply. Working groups may combine two or more of these.

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* 5. What sort of events would you like to attend to disseminate best practice / new developments in these areas? Please check all that apply.

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* 6. How many events might you attend per year?

To register for the launch event on 3rd October, click here.

For more information on the sub-group and how to join it, click here.

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