Exploring Europe's Circular Economy Policy and ELV Regulations Seminar by Mizuho Research & Technologies
On June 4, 2025, Mizuho Research & Technologies will host an informative seminar focused on the latest developments in Europe’s Circular Economy policies and the ELV (End-of-Life Vehicles) regulation proposals. Renowned consultant Yoshitaka Goto from the Sustainability Consulting Division will lead this session which is designed to unravel the complexities surrounding the recent changes in regulations affecting the automotive industry.
This seminar, taking place from 1 PM to 3 PM at the SSK Seminar Room in Tokyo's Minato Ward and available via live stream, is a must-attend for professionals in the automotive supply chain. Recent modifications to the existing End-of-Life Vehicles Directive, published by the European Commission in July 2023, will be at the forefront of discussion. This new regulation, which heavily revises vehicle design and waste management guidelines, aims to foster a more sustainable automotive sector.
Additionally, the European Parliament's second version of the ELV proposal has sparked discussions by relaxing the requirement for recycled plastic usage from 25% to 20%. The seminar will detail these regulatory shifts and their implications for businesses operating under the EU framework.
1. Understanding EU Circular Economy Policies: Delve into the general perspective of the EU on circular economy practices, highlighting the initiatives designed to strengthen sustainability in the automotive sector.
2. Eco Design Regulation (ESPR): Learn about the Eco Design Regulation and its role in ensuring that products are designed with sustainability in mind right from the start.
3. ELV Regulation Proposal: Explore the contents of the new ELV regulation proposal and its expected impact on manufacturers and suppliers.
4. Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA): Discuss the importance of the CRMA in maintaining a steady supply chain within the automotive industry amid rising environmental concerns.
5. Impact and Challenges for the Automotive Industry: Engage in discussions about how these regulations would affect current practices and what challenges businesses might face in adapting to these new rules.
6. Q&A and Networking: The seminar will conclude with a question-and-answer session, providing attendees an opportunity to gain deeper insights and engage in meaningful networking.
Established as a key player in sustainable solutions, Mizuho Research & Technologies has been at the forefront of sustainability consulting. The seminar reflects their commitment to providing cutting-edge information and actionable insights that support businesses in navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.
For more detailed information about this seminar, including registration, participants can visit the seminar's official page.
For inquiries about this event or SSK seminars in general, please contact the New Social Systems Institute located in Minato, Tokyo via email at [email protected] or phone at 03-5532-8850.
With over 28 years of experience in organizing high-level business seminars, SSK is dedicated to disseminating valuable knowledge and ensuring businesses stay competitive in a rapidly changing market. Join us in this important discussion that aims to advance sustainability within the automotive sector.
Seminar Overview
This seminar, taking place from 1 PM to 3 PM at the SSK Seminar Room in Tokyo's Minato Ward and available via live stream, is a must-attend for professionals in the automotive supply chain. Recent modifications to the existing End-of-Life Vehicles Directive, published by the European Commission in July 2023, will be at the forefront of discussion. This new regulation, which heavily revises vehicle design and waste management guidelines, aims to foster a more sustainable automotive sector.
Additionally, the European Parliament's second version of the ELV proposal has sparked discussions by relaxing the requirement for recycled plastic usage from 25% to 20%. The seminar will detail these regulatory shifts and their implications for businesses operating under the EU framework.
Key Agenda Items
1. Understanding EU Circular Economy Policies: Delve into the general perspective of the EU on circular economy practices, highlighting the initiatives designed to strengthen sustainability in the automotive sector.
2. Eco Design Regulation (ESPR): Learn about the Eco Design Regulation and its role in ensuring that products are designed with sustainability in mind right from the start.
3. ELV Regulation Proposal: Explore the contents of the new ELV regulation proposal and its expected impact on manufacturers and suppliers.
4. Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA): Discuss the importance of the CRMA in maintaining a steady supply chain within the automotive industry amid rising environmental concerns.
5. Impact and Challenges for the Automotive Industry: Engage in discussions about how these regulations would affect current practices and what challenges businesses might face in adapting to these new rules.
6. Q&A and Networking: The seminar will conclude with a question-and-answer session, providing attendees an opportunity to gain deeper insights and engage in meaningful networking.
About Mizuho Research & Technologies
Established as a key player in sustainable solutions, Mizuho Research & Technologies has been at the forefront of sustainability consulting. The seminar reflects their commitment to providing cutting-edge information and actionable insights that support businesses in navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.
For more detailed information about this seminar, including registration, participants can visit the seminar's official page.
For inquiries about this event or SSK seminars in general, please contact the New Social Systems Institute located in Minato, Tokyo via email at [email protected] or phone at 03-5532-8850.
With over 28 years of experience in organizing high-level business seminars, SSK is dedicated to disseminating valuable knowledge and ensuring businesses stay competitive in a rapidly changing market. Join us in this important discussion that aims to advance sustainability within the automotive sector.
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