Expanding circular‑economy service platform
The institute appears to be assembling a broader technical and commercial service platform for the circular economy, covering plastics, packaging documentation, reuse and refill systems, textiles, electronics and circular construction materials.
Public signs include hiring moves that add engineering and chemistry capacity for circular‑resource work and business‑facing circular‑electronics work with partners, as well as a marine‑waste façade pilot.
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DTI announced work with Danish partners in the Form Følger Fjord collaboration to turn marine waste resources, including mussel shells, into facade elements, with testing of moisture, load, fire performance, CO2 footprint and circularity toward a full‑scale facade module.
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DTI is hiring an engineer in Circular Resources in Aarhus to design, build and commission test systems and prototypes for mechanical and chemical recycling of polymer‑based materials including textiles, plastics and composites.
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DTI is recruiting a chemist or chemical engineer in Aarhus for Cirkulære Ressourcer, adding hands‑on lab and materials‑development capacity around material characterization, problem‑solving and chemical and mechanical recycling of polymer‑based materials.
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DTI’s Plast og Emballage center is positioning around PPWR‑driven needs for packaging documentation, reuse, refill and technical transition support.
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A report links DTI to business‑facing circular‑electronics work with MADE and the Danish Industry Foundation, based on company interviews, workshops and DTI’s circular‑production experience.