Spain Advances Sustainability and Circular Economy at Transfiere 2026 and International Sustainability Days
Spain underscores its commitment to sustainability and circular economy through SusChem España’s participation in Transfiere 2026 and the International Sustainability Days in Adeje, Tenerife, with a focus on CO₂ valorization and innovative environmental solutions.
- • SusChem España participates in two strategic roundtables at Transfiere 2026 on circular economy and CO₂ valorization.
- • The International Sustainability Days in Adeje launched on February 11, featuring a documentary screening and discussions on sustainability.
- • Both events aim to promote innovative and collaborative solutions to environmental and climate challenges.
- • The initiatives highlight Spain’s leadership in integrating science, industry, and policy for sustainable economic models.
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Spain is further establishing itself as a leader in sustainability and circular economy initiatives with key events taking place in February 2026. SusChem España is set to participate prominently in Transfiere 2026, the main European forum dedicated to knowledge transfer and innovation, held from February 24-26 in Málaga. The organization will contribute to two vital roundtables—one focusing on collaborative sustainable production models and the other on CO₂ valorization technologies as tools for industrial decarbonization. Represented by Nippon Gases, SusChem España's participation highlights its commitment to bridging science, industry, and society to promote competitive, environment-friendly economic models.
Simultaneously, the International Sustainability Days launched on February 11 in Adeje, Tenerife, marking the first edition of the LostNomads Festival. Supported by the Adeje City Council and environmental departments of Tenerife and the Canary Islands, this event aims to position Adeje on the global stage as a hub for innovation, sustainability, and climate action. The opening featured a special screening of the documentary "HOPE! Estamos a tiempo," followed by discussions led by producer Mariano Baratech. Spanning February to April 2026, the program offers talks, round tables, and professional meetings focused on sustainability and ESG criteria, blue economy, circular economy, and social economy and innovation.
These initiatives reflect Spain's holistic approach to sustainability, fostering collaboration across technological platforms, businesses, research centers, and public administrations. The Transfiere forum's emphasis on CO₂ capture and utilisation technologies complements the International Sustainability Days' broad engagement with environmental challenges, including ocean policies and waste management strategies. Together, these events showcase Spain's dedication to advancing circular economy strategies and highlight innovative solutions for climate neutrality and responsible economic development.
This article was translated and synthesized from Spanish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
