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Circular Economy Pathways for the Energy Transition


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Stay up to date with the most recent updates and events related to our project! We regularly publish information on our progress, upcoming trainings, conferences, and achievements of our partners. Make sure to check in often so you don’t miss any important announcements!
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CESynergy Presented During Expert Meeting “Efektywny Biznes 2030 – Oszczędzaj, Optymalizuj, Wygrywaj”
The CESynergy – Circular Economy Pathways for the Energy Transition project was presented by Professor Krzysztof Pikoń from the Silesian University of Technology during the expert meeting “Efektywny Biznes 2030 – Oszczędzaj, Optymalizuj, Wygrywaj.” The event was organised by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP) in cooperation with INNOWO - Institute of Innovation and Responsible Development . During his presentation, Professor Pikoń outlined the role of cir


🌍World Soil Day
Today we celebrate World Soil Day — a powerful reminder of how essential soil is for our ecosystems, food security, and the transition towards sustainable energy systems. In the context of our project, dedicated to deepening the understanding of resource consumption and circularity within energy systems, soil represents one of those resources we often take for granted. Yet it is soil that: stores carbon and supports climate mitigation, enables regenerative and sustainable agr


WEO 2025: A New Energy Reality Defined by Electrification, Critical Minerals and System Resilience
The latest World Energy Outlook 2025 from the International Energy Agency highlights a profound global shift: electricity is set to become the dominant energy carrier, while access to critical minerals and resilient supply chains emerges as a central pillar of energy security. According to the new World Energy Outlook 2025 , global demand for energy services is rising due to urbanisation, digitalisation, population growth, and the expansion of AI-driven infrastructure. In th


A Wind Turbine Works for 25 Years – What Happens Next?
Wind turbines are typically designed for a service life of around 20 to 25 years, though with careful maintenance and upgrades, many can remain operational for up to 30 years or more. This lifespan depends not only on the machine's original design but also on environmental factors, operational stresses, and maintenance practices. After this period, decisions must be made regarding the turbine's future, with sustainable and circular approaches becoming increasingly important i


Circularity in Renewable Energy
In the renewable energy sector, real progress goes beyond increasing generation capacity. It relies on developing responsible, circular models that consider the full lifecycle of energy solutions — from design and material use to recovery and reuse. More and more initiatives demonstrate that this approach is becoming a meaningful direction for the industry, reshaping how we think about and implement the energy transition.


Is Battery Recycling Economically Viable?
Battery recycling, especially for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage, is increasingly vital as the energy transition accelerates. But is it economically viable? The answer is nuanced, shaped by costs, market dynamics, technological advances, and regulatory frameworks that are rapidly evolving toward supporting a circular battery economy. Economically, battery recycling faces upfront challenges — collection, sorting, and processing costs c


People Behind Circular Change: The Driving Force of Tomorrow’s Energy Transition
Across the globe, students and young professionals are becoming the beating heart of circular change in the energy transition. Their dedication to sustainability, fresh ideas, and eagerness to collaborate are pioneering new avenues to reshape how energy systems are developed and maintained in a circular and resource-efficient manner. As the world moves away from fossil fuels, these young changemakers focus not only on renewable energy but also on reducing material waste and f


Circular Week 2025 – Circular Energy Transition - Resource Optimization for Self-sufficiency
On November 6, 2025, CESynergy was proud to participate as a partner in Circular Week 2025 – Circular Energy Transition: Resource Optimization for Self-sufficiency , organized by INNOWO – Institute of Innovation and Responsible Development. The event brought together representatives from academia, business, industry, and public administration to discuss key aspects of the energy transition in the context of the circular economy.Speakers emphasized that achieving climate neut


CESynergy: Circular Economy Pathways for the Energy Transition – Second Consortium Meeting in Türkiye
The CESynergy project continues to advance its mission of connecting circular economy principles with the ongoing energy transition, fostering education and innovation across Europe. Our second consortium meeting took place in Türkiye, graciously hosted by Gebze Technical University . The gathering brought together all project partners — Silesian University of Technology , Instituto Superior Técnico (University of Lisbon) , University of Bremen – Institute of Technology and E


National Education Day in Poland – Celebrating the Power of Knowledge and Collaboration
Today, we join the celebration of National Education Day in Poland , a moment to recognize the crucial role of education in shaping a sustainable and resilient future. At Circular Synergy , we believe that education is the cornerstone of the energy transition and the circular economy — two interconnected forces driving meaningful change. Our project responds to the need for innovative learning by developing modern teaching materials and e-learning tools that integrate circu


CESynergy presented at PRECOP and Energy Days in Katowice
The CESynergy – Circular Economy Pathways for the Energy Transition project was presented by Krzysztof Pikoń during the PRECOP...


Circular Spotlight: Denmark – giving wind turbine blades a second life
Denmark is at the forefront of tackling one of the biggest challenges in the renewable energy sector: how to sustainably manage...


CESynergy joins Circular Week 2025 as an official partner
We are proud to announce that CESynergy has become an official partner of Circular Week 2025 – the largest European event dedicated to...


CESYNERGY represented at the 3rd symposium “European Learning! With courage into the future” in Bremen
On September 2, 2025, our EU project Circular Economy Pathways for the Energy Transition (CESYNERGY) was represented at the 3rd symposium...


Circular Energy in Numbers: 95% of PV panels can be recycled
As solar energy continues to expand across Europe, addressing the environmental impact of end-of-life photovoltaic (PV) panels is...


Is renewable energy really zero-waste?
Renewable energy, often hailed as the cornerstone of a sustainable future, is frequently associated with zero waste and minimal...


Energizing Circularity: Teaching the Future – Highlights from the EUGreen Week Partner Webinar
On June 9, 2025, the online event “Energizing Circularity: Teaching the Future” brought together leading experts and an engaged audience...


Circular Economy Pathways Presented at the Bremen Conference on Sustainability in Adult Education
We are pleased to announce that the Circular Economy Pathways for the Energy Transition project was presented during the expert...


Collaborative International Approaches to Circular Economy Education in the Energy Sector
Introduction The energy sector is at the forefront of the global transition towards sustainability, with the circular economy (CE)...


The Role of E-Learning Platforms in Promoting Sustainable Energy Education
The global shift towards sustainable energy is not just a matter of technological innovation but also of education and capacity building....

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