The energy transition creates an opportunity for industry to move towards more sustainable models while strengthening its competitiveness. In a context shaped by evolving markets, increasing regulatory pressure, and the need to secure strategic raw materials and components, the circular economy is becoming a key tool for making better use of resources, reducing dependencies, and creating new value opportunities. Its application helps connect sustainability, efficiency, and strategic autonomy, contributing to a more resilient, future-oriented energy industry.
The Fundación Repsol Chair in Energy Transition at the University of Navarra organizes this course with an executive and practical approach, aimed at professionals interested in integrating circular economy principles into business and industrial strategies. Through real-world experiences and emerging trends, the programme will provide practical insights to support the development of a more competitive, resilient, and sustainable energy industry.
Speakers:
Elisabeth Viles
Professor at the TECNUN School of Engineering at the University of Navarra and Director of the Repsol Foundation Chair in Circular Economy Applied to Competitive Industry at the University of Navarra.
Ruth Yerga
Coordinator of the Repsol Foundation Chairs Network
Daniel Martín-Montalvo
Head of Circular Economy and Industry at the European Environment Agency (EEA)
David Pérez Gonzalo
Senior Manager of Renewable Fuels Projects at Repsol
Jose Manuel Martin
Researcher and expert in Advanced Manufacturing at the CEIT Technology Centre, University of Navarra
Enrique Aymerick
Researcher and expert in wastewater treatment, waste management, and the circular economy at the University of Navarra
Arturo Gisbert
Project Manager at Repsol
Olga Martín
General Director of Aclima – Basque Environment Cluster
Aizea Astor
Senior Legal and Public Policy Manager at FEAD (European Waste Management Association).
Raquel Sánchez Magdaleno
Senior Manager of Technical Assistance and Intermediate Product Development at Repsol Química
Carmen Jaca
Professor at the University of Navarra – Tecnun
Co-organizers
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The carbon footprint of this event is offset in a forest on the Iberian Peninsula through Motor Verde.
