Abstract The Circular Economy (CE) has become increasingly important across various
industries. It challenges the traditional take-make-dispose approach and aims to maximize …

Abstract 'Sustainability','circular economy','circular construction'have received increasing
attention in the last decade. However, their interpretation is often unclear, as is the way a …

Construction consumes more than 3 billion tons of raw materials globally each year.
Adopting circular economy principles can help reduce waste and save more than $100 …

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a concept of a policy instrument particularly pushed by
policy circles to contribute to a circular economy. The preliminary design of the DPP is …

Passports for circularity, eg, digital product passports and material passports (MPs), have
gained recognition as essential policy instruments for the Circular Economy goals of the …

The construction industry is one of the most environmentally detrimental industries in the
world, impacting directly the use of raw materials, their determination of use involving the …

The current linear economy approach of the construction industry is partly responsible for
the environmental impact of the sector. The urgent need to move towards a more circular …

Digital technologies are considered enablers of circular economy implementation in the built
environment. Literature mainly focuses on conceptual or review studies examining the role …

With respect to sustainable product management, the transition to circular battery value
chains requires that stakeholders have access to high-quality data for decision-making …

The accelerating pace of resource consumption threatens long-term availability of critical
materials: those resources that play an essential role in modern society but are vulnerable to …