The European Union's proposed Eco-design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) heralds a new era of sustainability, with rigorous mandates for recycled material content, eco-design, and transparency across product lifecycles. Central to achieving these ambitious goals is the development and implementation of advanced recycling technologies. This presentation introduces the chemical recycling process as a key solution to the challenges posed by the ESPR. Chemical recycling technologies can be developed to convert plastic waste into high-quality chemical products, including aliphatic solvents, white oils, and paraffin waxes. These innovative processes may not only mitigate the issue of plastic waste but also generate valuable, sustainable materials for various industries. By transforming end-of-life plastics into high-purity chemical products, these technologies can support the circular economy, reduce dependency on virgin resources, and minimize environmental pollution. The presentation will cover the following key points:

1. Overview of the ESPR: An in-depth look at the regulation's objectives, scope, and specific requirements for recycled content and chemical safety.

2. Plastic-to-products Technology: Detailed explanation of the chemical recycling plastic-to-products process, highlighting its efficiency, scalability, and environmental benefits. Clariter technology is to be presented as an example.

3. Alignment with ESPR Goals: How the plastic-to-products approach aligns with the ESPR's vision of sustainable product design, waste reduction, and resource efficiency.

4. Benefits to Industry and Consumers: The advantages of incorporating recycled chemical products into manufacturing processes, include regulatory compliance, enhanced sustainability, and improved product quality.

5. Future Prospects and Collaboration Opportunities: Exploring potential collaborations with manufacturers, policymakers, and other stakeholders to advance circular economy initiatives and drive innovation in recycling technologies. By leveraging innovative chemical recycling technologies, industries can meet the stringent requirements of the ESPR while contributing to a more sustainable and resilient future. This presentation aims to inspire and inform stakeholders about the transformative potential of advanced recycling solutions in fostering a greener economy.