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CIRCON 2026 Discusses Resource Efficiency and Circular Economy in Jamshedpur

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The inaugural session of the Circularity Conference (CIRCON 2026) was held in Jamshedpur, bringing together experts to discuss sustainable resource utilization and the transition to a circular economy. The conference, organized by Tata Steel in association with the Indian Institute of Metals, focused on themes including resource efficiency and waste valorisation. Participants included a former NITI Aayog member who stressed the need for innovative approaches to reduce carbon footprints.

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Discussions centered on how industry can meet growing demand for critical metals while mitigating climate change impacts. Key industry leaders highlighted the importance of resource recovery, reuse, and responsible disposal amid rising industrial growth. The conference brought together industry, academia, and research institutions to advise on sustainable resource management.

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Who's involved

  • Niti AayogPolicy Commission of Government of India whose inputs are discussed regarding resource efficiency.
  • Tata SteelIndian multinational steel-making company whose leadership participated in the resource efficiency discussions.
  • Indian Institute of MetalsIndian professional body involved in organizing the conference on academic grounds.

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