We’re excited to participate in the CORALIS Final Event in Brussels, a key milestone in advancing Industrial Symbiosis as a driver for Europe’s decarbonisation efforts. As part of the event, Sebastian vogel will join a roundtable discussion on how to scale Industrial Symbiosis from pilots to widespread, reliable solutions. With the work being done at … Read more
During the SES 74th Annual Conference, the RISERS project’s goals and current progress will be presented by Dr. Simone Wurster from Fraunhofer ISI, during the presentation entitled “The state of the art in standardization to support industrial symbiosis, current needs and good practice” on 21 March 2025 in New Orleans, LA.
The RISERS consortium of the Horizon Europe project “Roadmap for Industrial Symbiosis (IS) Standardisation for Efficient Resource Sharing” held its third project meeting on March 5–6, 2025, at the DIN headquarters in Berlin. The meeting focused on reviewing the project’s progress and planning the next steps towards the development of the first Industrial Symbiosis Standardisation … Read more
As a networking partner of RISERS, the CORALIS EU project invites you to its Final Conference—a key event for advancing industrial symbiosis (IS)! 🔹 Representing RISERS, Sebastian Vogel from CEN and CENELEC will contribute to the Expert Panel discussions concerning CORALIS results’ exploitation and future investments in industrial symbiosis, sharing RISERS insights on industrial symbiosis … Read more
CEN and CENELEC, together with DIN start the elaboration of the Industrial Symbiosis (IS) Standardisation Roadmap as part of the Horizon Europe RISERS project. The development of the Roadmap is a collaborative effort with stakeholders. Are you interested in: Join the Working Groups to create the Industrial Symbiosis Standardization Roadmap. More information about the Call … Read more
The Horizon Europe RISERS project, led by Ghent University with key partners, is driving forward industrial symbiosis (IS) by identifying 10 high-potential and high – impact synergies. As part of this initiative, RISERS has also released a series of 10 fact sheets, offering practical insights into the 10 identified impactful IS synergies across Europe. To … Read more
The European Commission’s Competitiveness Compass, published on January 29, 2025, outlines several key legal initiatives that may have an impact on the promotion, upscaling and standardisation of Industrial Symbiosis (IS) – central themes of the RISERS project. The Competitiveness Compass highlights the role of the circular economy in enhancing the EU industry’s competitiveness and decarbonisation … Read more
On 24th January 2025, RISERS participated in the first LIAISE COST ACTION webinar of the year, focused on “Policy Frameworks for Industrial Symbiosis: Navigating Regulations and Incentives.” The event featured key speakers: With around 30 participants, the discussion centered on legislation, waste definitions, and regulatory challenges impacting industrial symbiosis. A key takeaway was the critical … Read more
On 21 January 2025, the European Aluminium Innovation Hub hosted a webinar on industrial symbiosis in the aluminium industry as part of the Horizon 2020 CORALIS project, which actively collaborates with the RISERS project. The event showcased innovative strategies for resource efficiency, focusing on how industries can transform by-products into valuable resources, reduce waste, and … Read more
The Horizon Europe project RISERS and the Horizon 2020 project CORALIS (Creation Of value chain Relations through novel Approaches facilitating Long-term Industrial Symbiosis) have joined forces to promote industrial symbiosis (IS) across Europe. CORALIS focuses on implementing IS solutions in real-world settings, creating value chains through the exchange of materials, energy, and by-products among industries. … Read more
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