As demand for electrical products and critical materials continues to grow, recovering more value from products already in circulation is becoming an increasingly important priority for the resources and recycling sector.
The National E-Waste & Critical Minerals Conference 2027 will bring together specialists from across electronics, recycling, resource recovery, manufacturing, local government and the wider circular economy to examine the issues shaping this rapidly developing area.
Building on its expanded focus on both electronic waste and critical materials, the conference will consider the opportunities around reuse, repair, collection and material recovery, as well as the policy, compliance and technological developments influencing the sector.
Discussion will also explore the role of critical minerals in building more resilient supply chains, the potential of the UK’s “urban mine”, and how greater collaboration across the value chain can help retain valuable materials for longer.
A full programme of speakers, discussions and case studies will be revealed ahead of the event.
