On Thursday, June 26, the second Local Event of the European project RECREATE took place, with the Municipality of Spinea playing a key role in presenting its experience as a public authority in the management of fiber-reinforced composite (FRC) waste—one of the most challenging materials to collect and recycle. During the online meeting, updated technical data were shared and pilot actions carried out in the area were presented, including awareness-raising activities aimed at citizens, schools, and waste collection operators.
Franco Mioni, representing the partner company Gees Recycling, also spoke at the event, explaining how the new products made from recycled FRC were developed, tailored to meet the required performance standards and the environmental criteria of public procurement. It was a concrete example of public-private collaboration aimed at building a replicable and regulation-compliant circular economy model.
The presentation by the Municipality of Spinea is available for download at this link
