Measuring Remanufacturing Impact: Insights from Scotland’s Innovative Firms

Insights from Scottish SMEs on measuring circular impact and maximising value. Supported by Scottish Enterprise.

Hear from three ambitious Scottish companies applying circular economy principles to real manufacturing challenges. This session, supported by Scottish Enterprise, explores how you can measure circular impact, reduce waste, and make informed, value-based decisions.

You’ll hear directly from companies navigating new regulatory requirements, including textiles manufacturers responding to the first wave of The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) compliance and the introduction of Digital Product Passports on exports to the European market.

Location: Scottish Enterprise, 4th floor reception, Atrium Court, 50 Waterloo Street, Glasgow G2 6HQ.

Refreshmnets and lunch will be provided.

Why should you attend?

This workshop highlights innovative Scottish manufacturers and how they measure the impact and value of their circular approaches. It provides practical insight into the quantification of carbon, cost, and material savings metrics.

Scottish Enterprise will also outline funding and support available to help manufacturers improve competitiveness, resilience, and readiness for new circular regulations.

Who should attend?

Designed primarily for small and medium-sized businesses exploring circular approaches and interested in how measurement and evidence can de-risk their operations. Also relevant to participants from policy, academia, and the wider circular economy ecosystem.

Check out the other sessions in the ReMake training series that we reccomend:

• Digital trade: business models for a circular future
• Design for ReX: practical steps for manufacturers

Watch the video below to find out more about the ReMake programme.

About the ReMake training series

The ReMake Glasgow training series helps manufacturers of all sizes explore practical ways to keep products in service for longer, cut carbon, and unlock new business opportunities through circular value retention.

Delivered by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) and the University of Strathclyde, the workshops form part of ReMake Glasgow - a project funded through the Glasgow City Region Innovation Accelerator programme, led by Innovate UK on behalf of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

Each session introduces tools and approaches developed through ReMake demonstrators in remanufacturing, repair, and reuse , helping businesses build capability and explore collaboration opportunities with the ReMake Value Retention Centre (RVRC).

All sessions run from 09:30–12:30, followed by an optional hour of networking.

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