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Circularity.fm is the podcast about understanding, building and managing circular business models.
Most episode showcase one specific organisation that runs a circular business model or a business model in the circular economy. This can be a startup, an established SME or a business field of a corporate. Hence, interviews are both about founding and funding a circular business as well as transforming an existing linear business to a circular one, be it in Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa or Australia. The podcast focuses on experiences made in this build-up and transformation phase.
Most episode showcase one specific organisation that runs a circular business model or a business model in the circular economy. This can be a startup, an established SME or a business field of a corporate. Hence, interviews are both about founding and funding a circular business as well as transforming an existing linear business to a circular one, be it in Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa or Australia. The podcast focuses on experiences made in this build-up and transformation phase.
Verter:
Opdateringsfrekvens:
weekly
Gjennomsnittlig lydlængde:
34 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
USA
118 episoder
siden 16. juli 2020
episodic
NYESTE EPISODE 🔗
B2B Take-Back
Which products are worth refurbishing, and how can manufacturers get them back in usable condition?
Julie Fournier, responsible for circular economy at Legrand, and Kevin Chen, Director of Consulting at Circul'R, discuss how to select the right circular strategies for different produ…
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B2B Take-Back
Wilo's take-back system works without contracts, deposits or payments. Instead, the company focuses on making returns as simple as possible for installers. And that works.
Thomas Fetting, explains how the company collects used pumps and brings recovered components and materials back…
B2B Take Back
Remanufacturing depends on getting used products back. Can a deposit system give customers an incentive to return them?
Thomas Meyer, responsible for remanufacturing, repair and reuse activities within Knorr-Bremse TruckServices, explains how Knorr-Bremse uses a core deposit in the i…
B2B Take Back
For DERIX, the take-back obligation is both a commitment to circularity and an economic advantage.
Antonia Görg, Project and Sustainability Manager at DERIX, and Markus Steppler, Managing Director at DERIX, explain how the timber construction company has built a take-back obligation …
Rooftop Extension
How can digitalization help scale circular construction?
In this episode of circularity.fm, Kilian Eckle, founder of RoofUz, and Timo Walraven, researcher at the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, discuss how digital twins, building data, standardization, and modular constru…
Rooftop Extension
How can rooftop extensions create housing that is ecologically regenerative, socially valuable, and profitable?
In this episode of circularity.fm, Dirk Hengst, founder of Denk.mal.Bau., and Lewin Fricke from TRIQBRIQ talk about their rooftop extension project in Dresden.
The con…
Rooftop Extension
What is the business case for rooftop extensions?
Thijs Müller, Co-founder of Creative City Solutions, and Didier Mignery, Founder of UpFactor, explain how adding housing on top of existing buildings can address several challenges at once: housing shortages, energy renovation and…
Textile EPR
The system-wide recommendations for Germany’s Textile EPR scheme to influence companies' design and portfolio decisions?
Carina Hofmann-Wellenhof talks about CIRCULAR REPUBLIC’s System Design Report for Germany’s textile EPR, developed with 20 organisations and more than 50 stakeholder…
Textile EPR
Will the EPR regulation create incentives for a more circular textile industry?
Alexander Sustal, Lawyer at Redeker Sellner Dahs, explains how Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) will change the economics of textile collection, sorting and recycling in Germany. The episode covers th…
Textile EPR
How can Europe build a commercially viable circular textile system?
In this episode, Louisa Hoyes, who has worked on building up textile circularity for the past 7 years, explains why building a circular textile system requires much more than advances in recycling technology.
What yo…
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