What resources are needed for the renewable transition? Will we have enough of the critical materials needed? How many new mines can nature sustain in order to produce these materials, and how much can be produced from recycled materials?
This session is about mapping what we know about the actions needed for the transition. How can nature-positive business models in this sector be achieved? How do we prioritise the use of these crucial materials?
Agenda
Welcome by the moderators
Elin Bergman, Managing Partner, Nordic Circular Hotspot
Cathrine Barth, Managing Partner, Nordic Circular HotspotIntroduction to the theme of circular resources for the renewable transition — will we have enough of the critical materials needed?
Janez Potočnik, Co-chair, UNEP International Resource PanelNew collaboration and policies changing the systems
Nina Ekelund, Executive Director, Hagainitiativet
Alan Young, Director, Materials Efficiency Research GroupCompanies seeing a change in demand for circular components and materials
Anna Sundell, Group Sustainability Manager, Stena Metall
Sebastian Holmström, Head of sustainability, InregoPanel on the future circular resources for the renewable transition
Jia Johannes Chen, Cataly(c)st Youth Advisor to Denmark
Nina Ekelund, Executive Director, Hagainitiativet
Alan Young, Director, Materials Efficiency Research Group
Anna Sundell, Group Sustainability Manager, Stena Metall
Sebastian Holmström, Head of sustainability, Inrego
Questions from the audience
Closing remarks
Elin Bergman, Managing Partner, Nordic Circular Hotspot
Cathrine Barth, Managing Partner, Nordic Circular Hotspot
