The shift from a linear to a circular economy is essential to reduce resource dependency, cut emissions, and strengthen Europe’s resilience. By extending product lifecycles, […]
The shift from a linear to a circular economy is essential to reduce resource dependency, cut emissions, and strengthen Europe’s resilience. By extending product lifecycles, reusing materials, and minimising waste, circular systems tackle the root causes of biodiversity loss and water stress while creating new opportunities for innovation and local value chains. The EU Circular Economy Action Plan provides the framework, but progress remains uneven across regions. Local and regional Energy Agencies are stepping up to accelerate this transition: from supporting biogas production and sustainable resource management to guiding municipalities, businesses, and consumers towards circular practices. Their expertise and capacity to connect stakeholders make them vital drivers of a resource-efficient, climate-neutral economy.
Read the editorial published by Central Finland, FEDARENE Vice-Presidency for Circular Economy, centered on the critical reasons behind avoiding and minimizing waste.
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