Register now for the web seminar on repairability organized by the Working Group Sustainability. In this OE-A web-seminar, experts from TNO Holst Centre, VDMA and Lohmann explain where the technology stands today, what the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and the Digital Product Passport (DPP) will demand, and how approaches such as debonding on demand can make repair, reuse and recycling feasible in practice.
Important Information
- Date: September 10
- Time: 14:00 (CEST)
- Duration: 60-75 minutes
- Platform: MS Teams
EU legislation is turning repairability from a nice-to-have into a legal requirement. But what does that mean for flexible and printed electronics ?
What you will learn
- Where repairability stands today in flexible and printed electronics — and where the real technical challenges lie
- What the ESPR and the Digital Product Passport will require, and how accessible product information can enable repair and circularity by design
- How debonding on demand works in practice, as a route to rework, repair, reuse and recycling
Speakers
- Dr. Stephan Harkema — Spokesperson, OE-A Working Group Sustainability; Senior Scientist, TNO Holst Centre, The Netherlands
- Frederike Krebs — Policy Adviser Environmental Affairs and Sustainability, VDMA European Office, Brussels, Belgium
- Dominik Reukauf — Technical Business Development Manager, Lohmann GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
Registration is open, please check your inbox for details.
Participation at this web-seminar is free of charge and open to OE-A members exclusively. In case of questions, please contact Alice at Alice.Persichetti@oe-a.org.