Started in 1989, the International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology (CEST) is a leading environmental conference where top experts, scientists, entrepreneurs, representatives of public administration and social initiatives present state-of-the-art research on current and emerging environmental issues.

Theme : Revolutionizing Recycling: Challenges and Opportunities in Waste Management. Abstract Submission are Open!

As a platform for advancing the CCU industry, this event brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to drive the global transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

With the EU’s circular economy goals pushing for 100% reusable or recyclable packaging by 2030, brands and converters must adapt—fast.

Learning From The Past Imagining New Futures

NEW CALL, NEW TOPICS, NEW DEADLINE: the Call for Abstracts reopens until 16th June 2025

Theme: Reimagine Waste, Restore the Earth. This conference promises to be a pivotal gathering of leading experts and stakeholders in the field.

Developing waste to energy in sustainable waste management – accelerating best practice and world class solutions

This special two-day conference aims to celebrate Lexxion’s 25th anniversary by discussing critical reforms essential to strengthening governance across the European Union.

At the Berlin Waste Law Days, leading experts in German and European waste law will provide information on current developments and the latest case law in circular economy law.

Join our annual conference organised under the auspices of the European Food and Feed Law Review, bringing together experts from both public and private sectors.

The event where leading policymakers, scientists and industry representatives discuss the future of battery R&I in Europe!

The RIFS 2025 Conference focuses on the challenges for leading meaningful conversations about sustainability, on specific obstacles and on successful strategies for overcoming them.

Call for Speakers - Deadline 25 July

Unseen Unsustainability: Addressing Hidden Risks to Long-Term Wellbeing For All