ISC₃ Event-Calendar

In 16 lectures and 3 workshops boundaries, challenges and opportunities of implementing sustainable approaches, methods and regulations for a sustainable use of chemicals in general and in the field of agriculture were elaborated as well as insights given into the current European sustainability strategy and the UNEP’s Green and Sustainable Chemistry Manuals. Furthermore, education in sustainable chemistry as an integral part of a future sustainable development was also part of the Summer School. The unique study programmes M.Sc. Sustainable Chemistry and MBA Sustainable Chemistry Management were presented.

18 experts from renowned Universities, public authorities and institutes contributed again to this Summer School by sharing their knowledge in this field. In three workshops the participants learned more about a systems-thinking approach in sustainable chemistry and agriculture. In one workshop they worked in groups to design and develop a Systems-Oriented Concept Map Extension (SOCME) for a specific example of agriculture, in another they dealt with the question whether smart, integrated approaches can actually provide solutions to add more value to agricultural value chains and make them more resource and energy efficient and carbon neutral. In the third workshop central concepts related to sustainable agribusiness and the application of waste-to-food approaches were elaborated with emphasis on the optimisation of production and consumption, development of novel preservation technologies enabling the storage of nutrients in food biomass in a multiyear scale, the role of artificial intelligence as well as related ethical aspects.

The ISC₃ Investor Forum is one centrepiece of the Global Sustainable Chemistry Week. Every year, the ISC₃ Investor Forum brings together founders, investors, scientists, and decision-makers from industry and politics to foster impact investment and innovation in sustainable chemistry.

The International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre (ISC3) will host its third Stakeholder Forum on 8th and 12th November 2021 during the 1st Global Sustainable Chemistry Week taking place 8th until 12th November 2021. Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting travel restrictions, the Stakeholder Forum will be held online.

In the frame of the Extended Services for General Support Plus eligible start-ups, the ISC3 Global Start-up Service organized workshop on the topic “A framework for implementing holistic and integrated life cycle sustainability assessment of regional bioeconomy” with Walther Zeug and Christopher Blum on May 5th, 2022 at 16:30 CEST via Zoom.

The virtual side event will take place during the High-level Political Forum 2022, organized by the German Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV) and the MSP Institute.

What does minimising chemical releases and maximising social benefits have in common?Explore this and many other questions in our online seminar. The session will focus on two of the ten Green and Sustainable Chemistry Objectives from UNEP's framework. Start-ups and other key stakeholders from the Indian and international innovation eco-systems will showcase best practices and speak on key future actions.

On July 25 2022 (14:30 - 16:30 CEST) the United Nations Environment Programme will host the first of a series of webinars to introduce the new Science-Policy panel on Chemicals, Waste and Prevention of Pollution Prevention and the processes of the associated ad hoc open-ended working group (OEWG).

Who says sustainable science has to be dull and boring? During our symposium we are proud to present a colourful mix of speakers from research, industry and the start-up landscape, all talking about their topics, ideas and visions for a more sustainable tomorrow.
The honours of opening our event will be held by our keynote speaker Prof. Dr. Jürgen Scheffran from the University of Hamburg, an expert in the field of human-society-environment interaction.

We will talk about our current work, projects and programs at our Stand at ACHEMA.Every day, we will also feature 2 start-ups from our Changemaker Community and host a pitch event on Wednesday, August 24th.

The Fourth Meeting of the Intersessional Process (IP4) for Considering the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) and the Sound Management of Chemicals and Waste Beyond 2020 will take place from 29 August-2 September 2022.

Chemical Leasing is a business model based on the performance of the product/service and not on its volume, generating environmental, economic and social benefits! If you want to learn more about this model and its application in Latin countries, do not miss the workshop developed together with our partner in Peru, Grupo GEA.
To register, just click here.

A new date has been selected for the UNEP virtual event titled “Planning for Strategic Action to Advance Green and Sustainable Chemistry”. It will take place on September 12^th 13h00-14h30 (Central European Time), you can register using this Microsoft Teams Link.As before, the event will consist of two sessions featuring a guided panel discussion in which panelists will share their perspectives and elaborate on planning processes which led to strategic green and sustainable chemistry action. Each panel discussion will be followed by exchanges with the audience.Further details can be found in the concept note and flyer attached to this email. An infographic is also attached with background on UNEP’s work on green and sustainable chemistry.  

This fall, the GC3 finally returns to in-person gatherings!This GC3 European Forum will be an opportunity for GC3 members and non-members to engage with European policymakers and other leading EU voices. The event will be hosted at the new LEGO® headquarters in Billund, Denmark. The European Forum will take place on 14-16 September 2022 and will bring together high-level experts, government officials and industry leaders to discuss the role of innovation and collaboration in implementing the EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. The Strategy is the foundational step in the ambitious goal for a safer and healthier environment announced in the European Green Deal.

Learn what Minimizing chemical releases and pollution and Maximizing social benefits have in common in our online Webinar: Advancing the Ten Objectives for Green and Sustainable Chemistry – Objective: 3 and 4!

Chemical Leasing is a business model based on the performance of the product/service and not on its volume, generating environmental, economic and social benefits! If you want to learn more about this model and its application in Latin countries, do not miss the workshop developed together with our partner in Chile, RITA Chile.
The registration link will be available here soon.

This Global Conversation on Sustainability will join leaders in Green Chemistry and Sustainability who will talk about the activities pursued by their international organizations targeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals towards engaging the global chemistry community and achieving a sustainable future. After their talks, a moderated Q&A session will take place aiming to address the questions raised by the audience and engage them in a fruitful conversation.

Do you want to get insights in the content of the M.Sc. Sustainable Chemistry? Then please register for the Taster Course “Introduction to the Concept of Benign by Design” on 27^th of September, 2022 at 4pm (UTC+2) here.

2nd Webinar Series
Building on the results from the 1st webinar series on the “nexus chemistry – climate change” in 2021, CAPCI organizes a 2nd webinar series in 2022, consisting of 3 sessions and targeted at a wide range of professionals from the public and private sectors along the entire value chain of production and use of chemicals.
The 2nd series focuses on sustainable pathways to greenhouse gas mitigation and practical solutions, while highlighting the great potential of the chemical industry as a provider of innovative products and technologies for combating climate change, through circular economy concepts, synergies related with “Verbund”-structures in chemical parks or power-to-X technologies.The focus is on capacity building and sharing of knowledge and information sharing with partners from public and private sector, thereby contributing to the transfer of technologies and best practices.

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Description: For information on application and admission to the Professional Master of Science in Sustainable Chemistry and the Professional Master of Business Administration in Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School, please visit the information session on 6^th of October, 2022 at 4pm (UTC+2). After a general introduction, there will be the possibility to book individual consultation slots for a "Quick Check Application". Please register here. 

The "Chem-Match: Corporates meet Startups" event brings impetus to the chemical open innovation. Like in the successful 2019 to 2021 editions, we match corporates with startups from the fields of chemistry, biotechnology, bioelectronics, environmental technologies and sustainability, digital process management and digital innovation.

ISC₃ is hosting its virtual 4th Investor Forum on November 9th and November 10^th, 2022, from 15:30 to approx. 19:00 CET.

The next online session will be held on 10 November at 14:00 – 15:30 Central European Time (CET) and the topic will be “Chemical’s regulation enforcement”. Participation is open to the public upon registration as a member of the community of practice.

Tackling climate change effectively requires efforts by all sectors and all countries, including developing and emerging economies many of which have already committed to more ambitious nationally determined contributions (NDCs). In the process of designing concrete strategies and prioritizing mitigation actions all relevant sectors must be engaged. Key success factors include capacity building and financing mechanisms.

For information on application and admission to the Professional Master of Science in Sustainable Chemistry and the Professional Master of Business Administration in Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School, please visit the information session on 14^th of November, 2022 at 4pm (UTC+1). After a general introduction, there will be the possibility to book individual consultation slots for a "Quick Check Application". Please register here.

Be part of our webinar on UNEP´s Ten Objectives for Green and Sustainable Chemistry – A Deep Dive on Objective 2 “Avoiding regrettable substitutions and alternatives” and Objective 9 “Protecting workers, consumers and vulnerable populations”.

2nd Webinar Series
Building on the results from the 1st webinar series on the “nexus chemistry – climate change” in 2021, CAPCI organizes a 2nd webinar series in 2022, consisting of 3 sessions and targeted at a wide range of professionals from the public and private sectors along the entire value chain of production and use of chemicals.
The 2nd series focuses on sustainable pathways to greenhouse gas mitigation and practical solutions, while highlighting the great potential of the chemical industry as a provider of innovative products and technologies for combating climate change, through circular economy concepts, synergies related with “Verbund”-structures in chemical parks or power-to-X technologies.The focus is on capacity building and sharing of knowledge and information sharing with partners from public and private sector, thereby contributing to the transfer of technologies and best practices.

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Connecting stakeholders from policy, industry, academia, and civil society is a key element of the transformation towards Sustainable Chemistry and therefore of ISC3’s work.
We are excited to let you know that this year’s Stakeholder Forum will take place on Tuesday, 29 November 2022, at approx. 2pm CET via MS Teams. The invitation with the agenda will be shared in due time.

ACS Campaign for a Sustainable Future: Zero Hunger Summit
In 2015, the United Nations set the goal of achieving “Zero Hunger” - ending world hunger and providing universal food security by 2030. Unfortunately, climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war in Ukraine have made this ambitious goal even more challenging. But with 690 million people suffering from hunger worldwide and a growing world population, work must be done now to build sustainable food systems for all.

Chemistry and engineering have long had an essential part to play in the fight against hunger. From the invention of chemical fertilizers over a century ago to carbon capture technology being developed today, innovation has been critical for increasing the quantity and quality of food. But what role do chemistry and engineering play in improving food security now, and how do they interact with sustainability, economic forces, and government policy?

Dr. Lorenzo Melchor, Policy Analyst at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) will join us to speak about the impact of scientific knowledge on policymaking from a conceptual and practical hands-on experience perspective.
Register now: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5638260870322677344

This months "jGBM Lecture Series" invited Mr Ponnusamy (Fellow & Global Manager - green chemistry), who developed the unique DOZN™ system - a third-party-validated and published green chemistry evaluator based on the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry.Today, this tool plays an integral role in quantifying greener products for Merck and its customers - having received a Top Project ofthe Year award by the Environment + Energy Leader program in 2020.Also, Ponnusamy is one of the recipients of Merck Technology Award 2020. Please just join the event via the provided links and meeting info from the "Show more" button below.

Workshop purpose
The workshop will bring together relevant actors from companies and associations, as well as other stakeholders
explore guiding considerations and principles to support effective global action in major industry sectors under the new “beyond 2020” framework, as well as pertinent draft targets.
Details and an agenda will be shared with interested participants in early December.

Decision makers often make choices on consumption or production without considering the full life cycle perspective or the broader implications on the environment, society or the economy. This might lead to unintended trade-offs and sub-optimization between environmental, social or economic issues, impeding progress towards sustainable development, as well as problem shifting between life cycle stages of product systems.
In this workshop, Marwa Hannouf from University of Calgary will introduce a Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment-Based Decision-Analysis Framework that allows users to compare different alternatives to choose the optimal and sustainable one or to identify hotspots and potential improvements needed to improve sustainability performance. In addition you will learn how to compare performance with science-based threshold values, national and industry benchmark values and connecting the performance with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
If you are member of the ISC3 Global Start-up Service, please register via email. If you would like to join our Start-up Service, please see the details below.

The ad hoc open-ended working group (OEWG) was established following a resolution of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), and contributes to the sound management of chemicals and wastes and pollution prevention. It is aimed at a scientific-political body.The purpose of these sessions is to allow all Member States and other participants to discuss the possible options presented in the main meeting documents.

A Focus Topic workshop lead by ISC3 Science & Innovation.Main topics: photovoltaic panels, windmill rotor blades, batteries, rare metals, desalination and water management.
We are discussing sustainability, recycling and circularity with international and local stakeholders from research, industry, authorities, ngos and international organisations.A white paper is following in 2023 to sum up the results of the focus topic.

For information on application and admission to the Professional Master of Science in Sustainable Chemistry and the Professional Master of Business Administration in Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School, please visit the information day on 14th of January, 2023. Please register here: https://www.leuphana.de/en/professional-school/information-for-applicants/information-day.html

The Regional Water Dialogues are hosted by the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and will focus on accelerating Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6: to guarantee the availability of water and its sustainable management and sanitation for all, in addition to achieving a sustainable and inclusive water transition.
The aim of the event is to communicate and consolidate the commitments made to accelerate the implementation of SDG6 in Latin America and the Caribbean, and to share experiences and lessons learned on SDG6 compliance.

How can the green and digital transformation in the chemical industry succeed and what steps are necessary to achieve it? For this purpose, the EU Commission has published a transition pathway for the chemical industry. Stakeholders from the chemical industry, non-governmental organizations and other intrested parties have been working together for a year to develop action areas for a "green transformation," including a transition pathway.The measures outlined in it aim to promote cooperation in the area of innovation, gather information to support the diversification of raw materials, and improve the supply of clean energy through electrification, hydrogen production or waste reuse.

Through the revision of some practical cases in light of the 10 key characteristics of Sustainable Chemistry, this workshop intends to dialog and shed light on what Sustainable Chemistry is (or is not). The information produced will be analyzed afterwards by ISC3 to develop a dialog paper about the common understanding of Sustainable Chemistry.

The IUPAC Global Women's Breakfast (#GWB2023) is held in conjunction with the UN Day of Women and Girls in Science.The theme is "Breaking Barriers in Science", as the aim is to build an active network to tackle the challenges of overcoming barriers to gender equality in science. Achievements of women in science should be appreciated and younger generations should be inspired to pursue a career in science.For this, all interested people from universities, companies, government and non-governmental organisations are welcome to exchange ideas.

Problems in the global supply chains and fears about the security of supply of technology metals are putting raw materials policy on the agenda. The announced European Critical Raw Materials Act and the planned national circular economy strategy are important next steps on the path to a sustainablesustainable raw materials policy.Unfortunately, the event is in German.

The fourth meeting of the intersessional process supports stakeholders in their efforts to elaborate the future arrangements of the Strategic Approach and the sound management of chemicals and waste beyond 2020 for consideration and adoption at the next session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM5).

The Expert Committee on Sustainable Chemistry Group (ECOSChem) has finalized the project of “Defining Sustainable Chemistry”. Sustainable Chemistry is the design, development, and application of chemical products and processes that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances and waste, while also improving the economic, social, and environmental performance of the chemical enterprise.

• Register for the webinar, which will take place on March 1 at 11 am Eastern Time (USA and Canada)
• here: https://uml.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwqde-gqDouH9aVcYd4y3vXRPkBBsw3MOWn
• Find more information: Defining-Sustainable-Chemistry-Report-Feb-2023

The Power-to-X Training provides a comprehensiveoverview of the entire value chain of PtX. It looks atthe potentialities of renewable PtX in future energysystems and economies. PtX enables thetransformation of renewable energy into syntheticfuels and other chemicals to obtain end productslike fertilisers and cosmetics.The PtX training and the following transferworkshop are organized jointly by the PtX Hub and CAPCI in close cooperation with the EnvironmentalProtection Agency of Ghana (EPA). The PtX training and the transfer workshop represent the start ofCAPCI’s training activities in Ghana.

Sustainable Chemistry 2023 features workshops, roundtables and panel discussions. More than 150 prominent leaders and scientists come together to address Sustainable Chemistry and develop innovative processes to improve product performance while benefiting the environment.

Cefic, in collaboration with FCIO, is offering another "Green and Sustainable Chemistry Bootcamp". The event is aimed at companies that want to invent, design and supply safe and sustainable products.Together with John Warner, a chemist and one of the founders of the field of Green Chemistry and Co-Founder of beyondbenign, the bootcamp will teach participating companies how to practice Green Chemistry.

Sustainable Chemistry facilitates the needs of the present – without compromising the ecological, social and economic needs of future generations. In light of the important upcoming 5th Global Chemical Conference 2023 (25 - 29 September, Bonn, Germany) the ISC3 showcases the importance of Sustainable Chemistry as the guiding framework for the future of sound chemicals management.Our new event format "Sustainable Chemistry SPOTLIGHTS" highlights four core topics within Sustainable Chemistry, discusses their importance, and starts the exchange ahead of the 5th Global Chemical Conference 2023.

Innovative solutions to combat and prevent pollution in the areas of mobility, energy, urbanisation, and agriculture very often originate in the chemical sector.However, it is not easy to bring innovative solutions to the market. Jointly we will discuss how to apply and foster innovation, international exchange, and investment in future.What is on the programme?

• Sustainable Chemistry Club on UNEP's Ten Objectives for Green and Sustainable Chemistry (deep dive: Objectives 5 & 9) with SciTech Park Pune, UNEP (tbc) and several Start-ups
• Promoting innovation in Sustainable Chemistry across Start-ups and SMEs in the Ghanaian E-waste Sector
• How to build a sustainable labware company with Green Elephant Biotech
• Celebrating 25 years of Green Chemistry: The Missing Elements with Professor John C. Warner

Professor Dr. Klaus Kümmerer, Professor of Sustainable Chemistry and Material Resources at Leuphana University Lüneburg and Head of the R&E Hub at ISC3, will give a lecture (in German) on this topic as part of the Planetary Boundaries - The World Is Not Enough lecture series at the renowned Senckenberg Museum in Frankfurt, on May 3, 2023.

The International Workshop on Sustainable Chemistry (www.iwsuschem2023.org) will be held on May 8-11, 2023 in the Polytechnical University of Cartagena-UPCT (Murcia-Spain), as an interdisciplinary platform that offer to academic and industrial researchers a privileged environment to exchange on the latest scientific advances in the field of sustainable, green and circular chemistry, to show your recent innovations, to share on tomorrow’s scientific and technological hurdles, and to facilitate public-private and private-private partnerships.

The strategical plans of the European Union and countries like Germany to foster a “Hydrogen Economy” aim to give an impulse for a more sustainable way of production. How can “Power-to-X” technologies be applied? How can Sustainable Chemistry contribute to sustainable renewable energy systems and vice versa?

ISC3 continuously works on Sustainable Chemistry and Renewable Energy with the focus on Power-to-X (PtX) in Morocco. In December, ISC3 in cooperation with PtX-Hub and local GIZ office implemented a three-days PtX-training and a one-day transfer workshop for the Moroccan ministry MTEDD in Rabat. The next focus topic Renewable Energy and Circular Economy followed by an expert’s workshop in Casablanca aimed at the re-use and recycling of PV panels, windmill rotor blades, and Li-Ion batteries in January.

The Circular Economy workshop’s success encouraged the team to offer a follow-up event at the Sustainable Chemistry Spotlight that will complement the new PtX-Training of-Trainers in Morocco in May.Do you want to learn more about the nexus Sustainable Chemistry, Renewable Energy and Circular Economy?

Join us back in Dresden for the 7th Green and Sustainable Chemistry Conference:

-Discuss the latest research on the role of chemistry in contributing to achieving the SDGs.
-Present your own research as a short talk or poster

The International Conference on Green Chemistry and Renewable Energy will provide an international forum for academics, scientists, researchers, chemists, engineers, environmentalists and industrialists from around the world to discuss global findings and proposals on key challenges in Green Chemistry and renewable energy. Current breakthroughs will be presented with a focus on scientific development for real-world applications. The importance of Green Chemistry in achieving the United Nations‘ Sustainable Development Goals will also be emphasised. In this context, both new basic chemical techniques and targeted industry-oriented Green Chemistry processes will be explored.

The event by GLOBE EU is dedicated to the topic of chemicals policy and its European legal framework. The importance of science-based decision-making for systemic change plays an essential role. The event will provide a platform for a wide range of speakers to discuss how to promote sustainability, improved exposure control and innovation throughout the chemical value chain.

How can Sustainable Chemistry assist in building – considering global megatrends? What are the most relevant innovative areas and potentials for Sustainable Chemistry in the field of Building and Building Materials?

Two years ago, ISC3 published its report on “Sustainable Building and Living, Focus on Plastics”. Since its publication, ISC3 has published additional factsheets and implemented training workshops on the topic. Now the ISC3 is working on an E-learning module about the topic, which will be revealed during our “Sustainable Chemistry Spotlight: Sustainable Building”. But not only that – there will be much more interesting input on the topic of “Sustainable Building Materials”.

Decision makers play a key role in fighting climate change, poverty, hunger, pollution, and many other societal and environmental needs. Let us raise awareness on the pivotal role of Sustainable Chemistry at all levels.

During the Sustainable Chemistry Spotlight - “Policy- and Stakeholder Dialogue” on Friday, 2 June 2023 the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV) will host a workshop on the EU’s Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) criteria. The aim is to receive feedback and input from multiple sectors across the stakeholder community on the current proposed assessment framework. Stakeholders are invited to get in touch with the ISC3 Policy and Stakeholder Dialogue team anna.becker@isc3.org to signal interest and receive further information. More details will be published soon.

Beyond Benign is doing a social media campaign on Monday, June 12th, to showcase and celebrate the diverse approaches to moving towards a sustainable future. 

The 27th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering, hosted by the American Chemical Society, is an event that brings together a diverse scientific community. The goal is to advance the development and implementation of Green and Sustainable Chemistry and engineering research, education and sustainable technologies in the global chemical industry.

The 2023 GC3 European Forum brings together stakeholders to explore the role of supply chain collaboration in promoting the growth and implementation of green and sustainable chemistry. With a focus on addressing pressures from the European Green Deal, investors, and market forces, this two-day meeting will engage global companies, consulting firms, governments, and NGOs to discuss the challenges and opportunities in advancing safer and more sustainable chemistry in Europe.

The International Conference on Sustainable and Green Chemistry provides a platform to bring together leading scientists, researchers and scholars to share their knowledge on all aspects of Sustainable and Green Chemistry. It also provides an opportunity to present and discuss the latest innovations, trends and issues as well as practical challenges and solutions in the field of Sustainable and Green Chemistry.

The IOMC workshop multi-stakeholder expert in Geneva will contribute to the Strategic Approach and sound management of chemicals and waste beyond 2020 and ICCM5. It will discuss guiding principles for economic sectors and industries, while parallel online consultations will gather perspectives from key sectors like retail, electronics, and healthcare.

The Centre for Entrepreneurship of the Technical University Berlin in cooperation with the Chemical Invention Factory is hosting on Friday, 30th of June (9 am - 5 pm) the Conference "Plastics in the 21st Century: New Materials and Processes."In this format, business representatives outline the challenges facing the industry in short presentations, researchers present the current state of science, and startups present approaches to solutions. This time the focus is on these aspects:- Material concepts & material recycling- Chemical Recycling- Synthesis & FeedstockThe keynote will be delivered by John Warner, co-founder of the Twelve Principles of Green Chemistry. The day will conclude with networking sessions on various plastics applications with the goal of initiating potential research collaborations or transferring existing technologies.Registration is open until June 25, 2023. The conference will take place at Coworking Space EINS at Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1, 10587 Berlin. Participation in the event is free of charge, the number of participants is limited.

15th Green Chemistry Postgraduate Summer School aims to disseminate good, advanced and basic chemical sciences and scientific know-how for the future careers of the students. The summer school will also provide a platform for postgraduate students from different countries to interact with well-known scientists in the field of green chemistry, exchange ideas with peers and build a research network.

The climate crisis is one of the most pressing challenges of ourtime. Without additional efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, global warming is likely to exceed 2°C by the end of the 21st century (UNEP 2022).The programme of the summer school includes theoretical lectures, practical workshops, group discussions and an excursion to exemplify and deepen important aspects of sustainable chemistry and climate crisis.

The ACS Summer School on Green Chemistry & Sustainable Energy offers students a week-long educational programme. Students attend lectures by professors and industry scientists on Sustainable Chemistry topics, engage in discussions, participate in poster presentations and spend time getting to know each other. Former participants in the programme have gone on to become leaders in the field of Green Chemistry and provide participants with a network of contacts.

The 6th EuChemS Conference on Green and Sustainable Chemistry is a central event for the community of researchers working on the various aspects of sustainability.
The conference offers a line-up of plenary and keynote speakers who will provide an up-to-date overview of all research areas that are crucial for the development of Green and Sustainable Chemistry.

The Science Forum Chemistry (“Wissenschaftsforum Chemie“, WiFo) by Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh) has established itself as a platform where chemistry presents itself in all its breadth as an integrative scientific and industrial discipline. In 2023, "Rethinking Chemistry" will be the main theme. Rethinking Chemistry is more important than ever to address the most pressing challenges of our time such as climate change, energy scarcity and new legislation (European Green Deal). WiFo 2023 will show how each area of chemistry can make its own contribution to addressing these challenges.

During the 2nd Berlin Forum, Steffi Lemke, the Federal Environment Minister, will participate alongside representatives from various sectors including governments, international organizations, industry, civil society, and science. Their objective is to identify the crucial areas and strategies that are necessary to protect human health and the environment from dangerous chemicals. This will take place ahead of the Fifth International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM5).

Do you know how to implement SSbD in your business?If you want to learn more about the SSbD concept and how to implement it, then join us for IRISS’ first SSbD training session for SMEs!In this training session, your company will get an overview of the SSbD concept, learn more about LCA methods and tools, and get an insight into the implementation of SSbD through two case studies.

The 5th session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM5), organized by UNEP and hosted by the government of Germany who holds the presidency of this fifth session of the Conference, will take place from 25 to 29 September 2023 at the World Conference Center Bonn (WCCB) with a High-level Segment (HLS) on 28 and 29 September 2023.

The annual ISC3 Investor Forum (IF) unites founders, investors, scientists and decision-makers from industry and politics in a discussion on the role of financing mechanisms to secure the innovation pipeline, and the very specific dynamics of the Sustainable Chemistry innovation eco-system. ISC3 IF panel discussions are matched by pitching sessions and innovation showcases of cutting-edge entrepreneurs, as well as speed dating and networking opportunities with international investors. The Investor Forum also hosts the award ceremony and presentations of the finalists of the global ISC3 Innovation Challenge.

Final Conference of the BMBF funding measure "CO2 as a sustainable source of carbon - Pathways to industrial application"

Do you want to get insights in the content of the M.Sc. Sustainable Chemistry? Then please register for the Taster Course “Introduction to the Concept of Benign by Design” on 4th of October, 2023 at 4pm (UTC+2).

Do you want to get insights in the content of the M.Sc. Sustainable Chemistry? Then please register for the Taster Course “Introduction to the Concept of Benign by Design” on 4th of October, 2023 at 4pm (UTC+2).

The conference will tackle topics about the latest intelligence, trends and developments: An economic and geopolitical outlook, current insights into REACH, a pitstop on Europe’s energy ambitions, preparing for the CBAM transition, national transition plans and the next institutional cycle.

For information on application and admission to the Professional Master of Science in Sustainable Chemistry and the Professional Master of Business Administration in Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School, please visit the information session on 11th of October, 2023. After a general introduction, there will be the possibility to book individual consultation slots for a "Quick Check Application".

Please register here: https://survey.academiccloud.de/index.php/756218?lang=en

Call for startup applications for the next 5-HT X-Linker 2023: GENERATIVE AI IN CHEMISTRY & PHARMA - Focus on solutions for R&D and Business 💥Startups, this is YOUR opportunity to pitch to our global community and to be paired with each of our corporate partners (aws, BASF, BIX, FUCHS, Google, Lilly, nVIDIA, SAP, SCHOTT) in exclusive speed dating sessions.

ISCNP31 & ICOB11 provide an opportunity to interact with leading scientists from around the world who are making their contributions to various aspects and applications in the field of chemistry of natural products and biodiversity science.
The main objective of this conference is to highlight advances, innovations and future perspectives in these research areas and to create a fruitful environment that promotes international collaboration and mutual exchange of ideas. Experts and young scientists will have the opportunity to present their research, while industry representatives will present the latest applications of natural products.

At Leuphana Professional School, two online extra-occupational Master‘s programmes are offered for highly motivated international professionals who wish to integrate expertise in sustainable chemistry or management of sustainable chemistry into their professional portfolio. The next cohort will start in March 2024. Applications can be submitted by 10 December 2023.In addition, topic-specific certificates are offered as flexible entry options to continuing education in chemistry for sustainability. More information on the course contents, application and admission to the Professional Master of Science in Sustainable Chemistry and the Professional Master of Business Administration in Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School can be found on the websites:MSc: https://www.leuphana.de/en/professional-school/masters-studies/sustainable-chemistry.htmlMBA: https://www.leuphana.de/en/professional-school/masters-studies/sustainable-chemistry-management.html

To ensure that materials are sustainable for humans and the environment, to increase recycling and to use resources in a more efficient way, efforts are required from an early stage of design and manufacturing.

On the 26th of October at 14.30 CEST it’s time for the first IRISS International workshop, gathering SSbD experts from countries outside of the EU. Join us to have your say on the implementation and operationalisation of the SSbD Roadmap!The workshop aims to:

• engage experts in SSbD from countries outside of the EU and expand the knowledge about SSbD to reach a widespread impact
• collect global inputs on SSbD to further contribute to the co-creation and more effective implementation and operationalisation of the SSbD Roadmap
• enhance the further collaboration on SSbD at the International level by integrating challenges, opportunities and real needs in the specific services which can be provided by the IRISS community for the real operationalisation of the SSbD system

The Green Deal and digital transformation are just two challenges facing the chemical industry. Our goal is to connect promising startups with chemical corporates so that the challenges can develop common opportunities. That’s why we are offering our international matchmaking chem match for the fifth time: Corporates meet startups “Green & Digital” – this year hybrid (Frankfurt/Main + online).

Matchmaking event and CIEX conference

Thursday, 26 October 2023, in Frankfurt/Main

Friday, 27 October 2023, online

To ensure a chemical-safe and sustainable future for all, gender experts and women's organisations are actively involved in international processes and advocate for a gender-responsive international chemicals policy.Participation by zoom is possible:Meeting ID: 932 0673 2182Password: 031305

The IGCW-2023 will continue to serve as a platform for the chemical industry to explore diverse local and international success stories, models, tools, applications, and solutions for implementing “Green & Sustainable” manufacturing practices as a profit-centric approach to waste prevention and minimisation.

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At Leuphana Professional School, two online extra-occupational Master‘s programmes are offered for highly motivated international professionals who wish to integrate expertise in sustainable chemistry or management of sustainable chemistry into their professional portfolio.The next cohort will start in March 2024. Applications can be submitted by 10 December 2023.In addition, topic-specific certificates are offered as flexible entry options to continuing education in chemistry for sustainability. More information on the course contents, application and admission to the Professional Master of Science in Sustainable Chemistry and the Professional Master of Business Administration in Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School can be found on the websites:MSc: https://www.leuphana.de/en/professional-school/masters-studies/sustainable-chemistry.htmlMBA: https://www.leuphana.de/en/professional-school/masters-studies/sustainable-chemistry-management.html

Discover chemistry in the context of sustainable development and management – in the English-language study programmes M.Sc. Sustainable Chemistry and MBA Sustainable Chemistry Management at Leuphana Professional School. Get to know your favourite sustainable chemistry programme better and clarify your questions regarding application and admission in the online info session on 13 November 2023.

The conference enables interdisciplinary groups of globally recognised experts in the field of Green Chemistry and technology to network, discuss their ideas and make suggestions for future research. The conference is aimed at professionals at all levels and career stages in the chemical, pharmaceutical and petroleum industries who want to improve their understanding of what will define and shape the future of the market. Young researchers and students will also have the opportunity to gain new perspectives and build strong networks with experts.

Experts from the areas of politics, business, academia and civil society and other stakeholders will discuss the topic „Resilience in times of multiple crises. What can circularity, sufficiency and efficiency do for the transformation to sustainability?”

AOC-GSC8 is organised by the Centre for Green Chemical Science (CGCS), The University of Auckland, and aims to promote Green and Sustainable Chemistry in the Asia-Oceania region. The latest advances in Green and Sustainable Chemistry are the subject of the conference. This refers to the development of new processes that reduce the application or production of hazardous substances.

Read more about this month's expert speakers from the International Sustainable Chemistry Collaboration Center (ISC3) and United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) below.
"Sustainable Chemistry: Preview of ISC3's Vision and E-learning Module"Speakers: Jens Krol and Juanita Halblaub (ISC3)
Jens is from the Netherlands, has a master’s in biotechnology and has worked as a chemistry teacher in the Netherlands and in Afghanistan through a special program of the German government. He currently manages the educational activities of ISC3. He loves Chemistry education and is therefore very happy to be part of this Green Chemistry Connection.
Juanita holds an MBA in international business and works at the ISC3 on the topic of sustainable chemistry innovation. She currently works on a publication that discusses examples of Sustainable Chemistry and is excited to share some of those examples with you.
Jens Krol and Juanita Halblaub will present products the ISC3 is developing and are looking forward to getting as much feedback as possible!
"UNEP Manuals on Green and Sustainable Chemistry"Speaker: Colin Hannahan (UNEP)
Colin has worked on green and sustainable chemistry as a consultant with the UNEP chemicals and health branch since January 2021. Originally from the U.S.A., Colin holds his bachelor’s in chemical engineering from the University of Massachusetts and a Masters in Sustainable Chemistry from the Universitat Politecnica de Valencia in Spain. He has experience working with a range of stakeholders on strengthening green chemistry education and the science-policy interface.

The Indian chemicals sector stands out as one of the most rapidly advancing industries globally.

It has attained the status of being the sixth-largest chemical producer, with a market size of $178 billion in 2021. As per industry reports, the sector is poised for further expansion, with an anticipated CAGR of 11–12%, reaching a value of $290-310 billion by 2027.Dr. Bazzanella and Dr. Kümmerer of ISC3 will be travelling to India, Mumbai, Somaya Vidyavihar University on Saturday, January 20th, 2024, to hold a workshop on “Green and Sustainable Chemistry”.

The event is organized and facilitated by Green ChemisTree Foundation, Somaya Vidyavihar University, Beyond Benign Green Chemistry Education, Syensqo and ISC3. If you are around, make sure to pass by and learn about green and sustainable chemistry solutions and thinking!

UpScaling! Reverse Pitch (www.upscaling.eu) is an information and networking event on the topic of turnover (pre-)financing, at which, for the first time, about 20 providers will present their solutions specifically for scale-ups.
The event will take place on 30.1.2024 in Frankfurt as an all-day event and is aimed at scale-ups with a turnover of approx. € 1 million or more, as well as their investors.
Please note that the event is subject to a participant fee.

The chemical industry is not only an extremely important pillar of modern life and the global economy, but also, it is also a key player for tackling climate change. On the one hand, the chemical and petrochemical industries account for around 10% of the world´s final energy demand and 7.4% of the global greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) (IPCC 2022). On the other hand, it has also big potentials for providing climate-friendly solutions to other sectors.
The Climate Action Programme for the Chemical Industry (CAPCI), launched in early 2021 and financed by the Federal Ministry for the Environment (BMUV) within the framework of the International Climate Initiative (IKI), aims to support selected developing countries with information and capacity building on the nexus chemistry – climate change.

A collaboration of various Helmholtz Centers is currently working on Modernizing Hazard Indicators (ModHaz). The ModHaz project team, led by Prof. Dr. Beate Escher, has developed a new concept for the assessment of chemicals that aims to increase both the throughput of the chemicals to be assessed and to evaluate them comparatively. Additionally, we aim to initiate a paradigm shift towards animal-free testing in assessments.

Join us on 12 March for the global launch of the GEF Financing Agrochemical Reduction and Management (FARM) Programme.FARM is a $37 million, 5-year programme (with $341M in co-finance) that aims to catalyze a framework for regulatory and financial investment to detoxify the agriculture sector.Individual projects within #GEFFARM will take place in Ecuador, India, Kenya, Lao PDR, the Philippines, Uruguay, and Viet Nam.
Learn more and RSVP ggkp.org/FARMGlobalLaunch

Since its inception in 2015, the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue (BETD) has become one of the world’s most important forums on the global energy transition. In a high-caliber conference program held over the course of two days at the Federal Foreign Office, the BETD facilitates personal exchange between high-ranking government representatives, global business leaders, scientists, leaders of international organisations and NGOs. Here, key decision-makers of the energy transition engage in dialogue and bilateral meetings to share ideas and experiences, discuss and solve urgent challenges and forge energy partnerships in pursuit of an environmentally sound, secure and affordable global energy transition.

Start-ups and innovation are playing a crucial role in our net zero future. That is why we want to give a voice to the innovators of tomorrow to ensure that, firstly, decision makers place energy innovation at the top of their agendas and secondly, that industry leaders employ innovation as the clear path to their decarbonisation goals.
SET Tech Festival 2024 takes place on 19 March 2024 in Berlin.

ChemBio Finland is the most significant event for the chemistry and biotechnology professionals in the Nordic Countries and Baltic regions. It gathers the most recent information of the industries together with distinguished professionals, companies and their decision makers. The event provides effective encounters and creates a forum for both the academic world and the business world to meet.
To register for the Startup and Innovation Forum - Safe and Sustainable by Design organised by IRISS, LYYTI, VTT, and partners in the frame of ChemBio Finland 2024, please register here: https://www.lyyti.fi/reg/Startup_and_Innovation_Forum__Safe_and_Sustainable_by_Design_6581
The forum brings together start-ups, industry, academia and public sector representatives. During the forum you will have a good opportunity to network with start-up and industry representatives. There are interesting company presentations, and we will hear more on the EU Commission framework of Safe-and-Sustainable-by-design (SSbD) chemicals and materials. Aim of the framework and SusChemFI is to drive innovation, investment and research in chemistry and biotechnology to address societal challenges such as climate change, resource scarcity and environmental pollution.
Messukeskus organizes the ChemBio Finland event together with Finnish Chemical Societies, Finnish Bioindustries (FIB) and the Chemical Industry Federation of Finland.

To facilitate meaningful discussions, ICCA is organizing two events on Saturday, April 20, and Sunday, April 21. These events will provide a platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and collaborative problem-solving. We are therefore honored to invite you to the following:

Attention to trainers and other professionals working on topics like Power-to-X or Sustainable Chemistry in Morocco: ISC3 and PtX-hub are organizing a 2 day training workshop about power to chemicals and sustainable chemistry.
There are still some spots available so send a message to the contact email if you are interested.
For more information, you can find the flyer here and the full concept here.

Towards the IRISS Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) Roadmap: Feeding gap analysis data
Are you aware of what is being done for the SSbD approach implementation?
If you would like to have an update on the IRISS SSbD roadmap which is being developed, then join us for our online event on the 3rd of May from 13:00 to 15:00 CEST!

Agenda

13:00 - 13:10 Welcome and Introduction, Eva Valsami-Jones (UoB)
13:10 - 13:50 SSbD Supportive Roadmap, Akshat Sudheshwar (EMPA)
13:50 - 14:00 Interactive Q&A, chaired by Lya Soeteman-Hernandez (RIVM)
14:00 - 14:20 VCs Roadmap inputs, Anne Chloe Devic (EU SSbD-Consulting)
14:20 - 14:50 Interactive Q&A, chaired by Anne Chloe Devic (EU SSbD-Consulting)
14:50 - 15:00 Wrap-Up and Conclusions, Eva Valsami-Jones (UoB)

Join our network to keep up to date with the latest developments in SSbD: iriss-ssbd.eu
Do you have suggestions for collaboration or specific training needs? Please contact us: iriss@ivl.se.

The project receives funding from the European Union’s HORIZON EUROPE research and innovation programme under grant agreement n° 101058245. UK participants in Project IRISS are supported by UKRI grant 10038816. CH participants in Project IRISS receive funding from the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research, and Innovation (SERI)

The Scientific Committee for the SETAC Europe 34th Annual Meeting is committed to putting together a not-to-be-missed conference with an exciting scientific programme addressing the overarching theme of “Science-Based Solutions in Times of Crisis: Integrating Science and Policy for Environmental Challenges.”

The 8th Green and Sustainable Chemistry Conference will take place in Dresden in 2024 from May 13 to 15. Th conference is focused on inter- and transdisciplinary aspects of green and sustainable chemistry. Therefore, it adds nicely to already existing conferences on green chemistry in a complementary manner as it addresses also issues much beyond synthesis.

TechSlam, TechCon, TechLounge: Science4Life TechWEEK offers a diverse program. Start-up pitches, keynotes, interactive workshops, life sessions as well as opportunities for online networking.
TechWEEK starts on Monday May 15th with a keynote on the success story of Science4Life alumni Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies GmbH and a panel discussion on the topic "On course for growth – How Germany produces many deep-tech start-ups".
Throughout TechWEEK, startups will present their innovative products and business ideas as part of our exhibition. Just drop by and take the opportunity to get to know many interesting startups and get in touch with them.

This webinar is looking at the Institutional Arrangements and the Draft Rules of Procedure documents now available on the OEWG3 website.

Welcome to a webinar on trends and possibilities with SSbD, highlights from the industry and the launch of the IRISS SSbD community.
Join this webinar on the 28th of May, where you will find out the possibilities and trends with SSbD and hear about good examples from the industry on the implementation of the framework in practice.
You will also be given the opportunity to take part in a dialogue to discuss identified needs and how to join forces to accelerate the transition towards SSbD. During the webinar, the IRISS community network for SSbD will be launched and you will have the opportunity to directly connect with us. All interested actors in SSbD, whether they are from industry, academia, policy bodies, authorities, NGOs, RTOs or freelancers are welcome to the IRISS community and to continue the practical implementation of SSbD.

Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the German Federal Environmental Foundation (DBU) invite you to the "Week of the Environment" on 4 and 5 June. The park of Bellevue Palace in Berlin will be transformed into a city of tents and stages - with around 190 exhibitors and a programme of stages and specialist forums on current environmental topics and with well-known and high-ranking personalities from politics, society, business and science. Numerous clever ideas from all regions of Germany will be presented.
Sustainable Chemistry helps to protect the climate, preserve biodiversity and resources and improve our lives. Sustainable chemistry is therefore much more than just "Green Chemistry". Above all, "Green Chemistry" means producing chemicals in a climate and environmentally friendly way. This includes using energy and raw materials efficiently and sparingly and also replacing hazardous substances with less toxic ones that are more biodegradable in the environment.

This briefing on the third session of the Ad Hoc Open-Ended Working Group on the Science-Policy Panel to contribute further to the sound management of chemicals and waste and to prevent pollution (OEWG 3) taking place in Geneva, from 17 to 21 June 2024, will be held within the framework of the Geneva Environment Network, and conclude a series of events organized in preparations for OEWG 3. Check out WebEx link on Event Website! In presence registration and for online participation possible.

Since 106 years, Achema is home to the full scope of international technology and service solutions for the process industries.
ISC3 is seizing this opportunity and will be exhibiting with 5 start-up partners at Hall 6.0, Booth D2! On Wednesday, June 12th, the EY Green Innovation Stage will be home to the "ISC3 and Partner's Start-up Slam" again, where innovators, disruptors, and changemakers present their newest industrial solutions from the fields of international innovation, sustainability, carbon inset, AI, Automation, and many more fields!

The Future of Homecare Cleaning Products Europe 2024, set for June 19th-20th in London, UK, will bring together senior executives from various sectors, including detergent manufacturing, raw material supply, and regulatory bodies. This event will focus on key industry challenges and opportunities, with two days of interactive discussions and networking for stakeholders in detergent manufacturing, cleaning supplies, sustainable packaging, and more.

Do you know how to implement SSbD in your company? If you want to learn more about environmental biodegradation design and regulations in the context of SSbD and how to apply the SSbD concept to specific case studies, then join us for our second SSbD training for SMEs!
In this session, you will learn about the Benign by Design approach to support the environmental design of small molecules and materials and the regulatory context of biodegradation for fragrances and biodegradable packaging. You will also get insight into the implementation of SSbD through three case studies.
Do you have suggestions for collaboration or specific training needs? Please contact us: iriss@ivl.se

The Summer School Sustainable Chemistry for Sustainable Development takes place from 8-12 July 2024 at Leuphana University in Lüneburg. The 10th edition of the summer school focuses on the Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) concept as one tool among many for implementing Sustainable Chemistry. It is jointly organised by the ISC3 Research and Education Hub, Leuphana University and the IRISS project.The first part the summer school will provide an overview on concepts and approaches of sustainable chemistry. In the second part participants will gain an understanding of the SSbD concept, which was recently introduced by the European Commission to support the long-term goal of a toxic-free environment.

Buckle up, put down the books, and watch science come to life on the big stage with fun! In a crisp 10 minutes, young scientists from around Mainz/Germany present their aha moments from research in a very special way, no entry fee attached.

Inspiring keynotes, "Ignite Sessions", poster exhibition, "Nature Awards", Svience and Mentoring, Panel Discussions, Ask Me Anything (AMA) Circle, the Awarding of the Future InsightTM Prize, Workshops, Networking, Job Opportunities, the Johann Anton Merck Award, a Start-Up Fair, and a Dreamboard, among other incentives, are awaiting you in Mainz this year at Curious 2024!

We are excited to invite you to the 2nd Edition of the ISC3 Sustainable Chemistry Club, focusing on Avoiding and Substituting Single Use Plastics (SUP). This webinar, in collaboration with the GIZ-CES Project, aims to raise awareness about the essential role of Sustainable Chemistry (SC) in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection will co-host the event with the Inter-Organization Programme for the Sound Management of Chemicals (IOMC). The IOMC organisations include the World Bank, WHO, UNDP, FAO, ILO, UNITAR, UNIDO, OECD, UNEP and the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions. The Forum aims to facilitate high-level dialogue on cross-sectoral cooperation to implement the Global Framework on Chemicals and help tackle the pollution crisis.

The annual conference and its international satellites are a joint initiative of the United Nations (UNDP), the German Federal Government (BMZ), the Michael Otto Foundation and the City of Hamburg.

In the EU Interreg project ECHT, actors along the textile value chain (H&M, LIST, Inditex, Puma, Team2, etc.) are convinced that the traceability of chemicals in their products is an essential prerequisite for meeting the objectives of the Sustainable Textiles Strategy. As part of the project, roadmaps for the implementation of chemicals traceability in the industry will be developed – complemented by a policy action plan.
For this reason, together with the German Federal Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt), the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences is organizing a one-day event dedicated to this topic. Based on the project results from ECHT and expert contributions from the textile value chains and NGOs, the event aims to promote an active exchange with relevant stakeholders from industry and policy-makers.
After briefly presenting interesting insights and intermediate results from the ECHT project including the development of two potential future scenarios as well as a Theory of Change, the event addresses important issues such as:

• How do we overcome barriers that block the path to chemicals traceability?
• How can chemicals traceability requirements be reconciled with legitimate confidentiality requirements?
• How can stakeholders at the end of the life cycle benefit from full traceability of the chemicals contained in products?
• How can chemicals traceability be applied through global value chains?

In 2024, Impact Festival 2024 is featuring the ISC3 Investor Forum 2024 (Pitches, Panel, Booth, Audience Award) and live Innovation Challenge Award Ceremony on October 30th and 31st, 2024, between 9 am and 8 pm, at Forum Messe Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany. Both organisations, ISc3 and Impact Festival 2024, and all their variegated partners present are coming together in order to further kick-start financial and networking power for Sustainable Chemistry start-ups, and to start promoting sustainable innovation in chemistry together at the Impact Festival 2024, as well!
2024, ISC3 has again set out to live feature 10 start-up solutions (5 finalists+5 extra live pitches), and further digital presentations aiming at having SC start-ups promoted and financed, again!

Waste Management & Waste to Energy Asia Summit 2024 lndonesia Focus is expecting more than 250 industry leaders and specialists from across the world. The event covers a wide spectrum of important topics on Investment in Municipal waste treatment, RDF to Power, Waste Incineration, Biomass & Waste gasification, flue gas treatment, biogas, biomass energy, Recycling, waste conversion, WtE power plant and Environmental Issues in Southeast Asia region.

BBAS2024 Indonesia is expecting more than 250 industry leaders and specialists from across the world. The event covers a wide spectrum of important topics on Investment in Palm Biomass Waste Pellet, Empty Fruit Bunch, Palm Kernel Shell, Sugar Cane Waste, Wood Chip, Biomass Combustion, Biomass Supply Chain, Biomass Pretreatment, Biomass and Gas Power Generation, Biogas upgrading, Biogas Engineering, Biogas Power Plant, Anaerobic Digestion, Biofuels, Aviation biofuel, palm oil, Waste water recovery energy, waste conversion, WtE power plant and Environmental Issues in Southeast Asia region.  

Online Event on Innovative Approaches for Climate-Friendly Solutions
Sustainable Chemistry facilitates the needs of the present without compromising future generations’ ecological, social, and economic needs. In 2024 the International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre (ISC3) is hosting its next SPOTLIGHT event to bring stakeholders together and jointly create awareness for the urge to act. In our SPOTLIGHTS event format, we highlight selected core topics within Sustainable Chemistry, discuss their importance and foster exchange.
2024 we are focusing on innovative approaches on the nexus between Sustainable Chemistry and Climate Friendly Solutions.