News about Cirmar

February 13, 2026

Unlocking the Full Potential of AI in the Process Industry

How do we move from promising AI pilots to true, system-wide implementation in the process industry? That central question guided the recent ISPT (Institute for Sustainable Process Technology) event, “AI in the Process Industry,” hosted at Wageningen University & Research. During this event, industry leaders, researchers, and innovators explored how artificial intelligence can move beyond...

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February 04, 2026

Scope 3 emissions and circularity: turning value-chain data into measurable impact

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions has become a strategic priority for companies across all sectors. While Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions are increasingly well understood and managed, Scope 3 emissions under the GHG Protocol remain the most complex and the most material. For many organisations, Scope 3 accounts for the majority of total emissions, as...

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January 14, 2026

Why C_passport® now clearly marks CRMs

Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) are quickly becoming a boardroom priority. At Cirmar, we see this shift happening across industries — from construction and energy to electronics and manufacturing. That is why we have added the (CRM) mark behind all Critical Raw Materials identified in C_passport®. This is not just a labeling choice. It is a...

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December 23, 2025

Looking Ahead: Accelerating the Circular Economy Together

As we reflect on the past year, one thing stands out above all: progress. Not just in what we have built, but in the collaborations we have started and the direction we are moving in together. We are proud to be working with 50+ circular pioneers, and we are highly motivated to build on this...

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December 19, 2025

Reïnkarneer: a common language for recycled content

The transition to a circular economy relies on trustworthy, practical information about materials. This week marks the official kick-off for project Reïnkarneer: an collaboration subsidised by the EU (JTF) that aims to develop a common language for recycled content. The project starts with plastics, but explicitly looks to translate the approach to other material groups. ...

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