The CircEUlar and CIRCOMOD projects introduce new approaches to representing material efficiency and circular economy measures in emission scenario models, including the MESSAGEix and IMAGE models.
The workshop will take place on Monday, 29 June 2026, at NOVA School of Business and Economics, and it is endorsed as a related event of WCERE – The World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, which will follow the workshop.
Reflections on how circular economy modelling research can better inform policy for the transition to net-zero.
CircEUlar underscores the need for nuanced, evidence-based approaches to designing mobility systems that provide sufficient alternatives to private ownership.
INEGI presented a poster featuring the results of the application of the so-called Spatial Urban Energy and Materials Model (SUE2M) to the cities of Porto and Berlin, developed within the CircEUlar project.