Circular Production and Transformation: Circular Production and Responsible Energy Transition
Tuesday, 10 June
Hall D2
Technical Session
This session explores innovative strategies for sustainable energy transitions, focusing on material recovery, nuclear energy, carbon reduction, and financial mechanisms. Topics include HydroPV’s hydrometallurgical process for recycling solar panels, uranium’s geopolitical role in the net-zero transition, and Germany’s nuclear debate. Romania’s energy shift and gas flaring reduction efforts are also examined. Additionally, novel financial tools, such as resource-backed loans, and a comparative study on carbon emissions in unconventional energy projects highlight economic and environmental trade-offs. This session provides a multidisciplinary perspective on energy security, sustainability, and circular economy solutions for the future. Furthermore, the perspectives presented align with and support long-term environmental, and social objectives.
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1520-1545 225501HydroPV: Environmentally Friendly Recovery Of Solar Panels
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1545-1610 225500The Nuclear Renaissance In A Geopolitical Crossfire: Uranium's Role In The Net Zero Transition
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1610-1635 225494Nuclear Energy - The Missing Link In Germany’s Energy Transition
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1635-1700 225463Achieving Zero-routine Flaring: Best Practices And Technologies For Gas Recovery
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Alternate 225479The Subtle Revolution: How Geopolitical Vulnerabilities And Socioeconomic Challenges Steer Romania’s Energy Transition
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Alternate 225498Committed Oil: Unlocking $100 Billion+ With Resource Backed Loans (rbls) To Finance The Energy Transition
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Alternate 225476Sensitivity Analysis Of Vapor Cloud Explosion In An Offshore Oil And Gas Processing Platform
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Alternate 225491Comparative Study Of Scope 1 Carbon Emissions In Oil Sands And Coalbed Methane Development Projects Through The Establishment Of Carbon Emission Calculation Models