Centered in Chania, Crete is hosting for the second time a leading scientific meeting (CP 2025) opened its work today, Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at the Technical University of Crete (TUC), organized by the European University for Responsible Consumption and Production (EURECA-PRO).
The conference, which will last until September 24, focuses on Goal 12 of the United Nations for Sustainable Development, promoting the dialogue around the responsible consumption and production of resources, goods and services. During the two-day event, 134 original research papers will be presented, covering the full spectrum of sustainable consumption and production. The presentations will be attended by approximately 180 participants, including scientists, students and industry representatives.
Of particular interest are the two keynote speeches by internationally recognized scientists:
Prof. Jason Hallett (Imperial College London, U.K.), on the topic: “What is the Future for Green and Sustainable Chemical Technology?”
Prof. Apostolos Voulgarakis (Technical University of Crete), on the topic: “Environmental Impacts of Wildfires on Global, Regional and Local Scales”.
Aiming to seek innovative solutions for a more sustainable development, INCORCP 2025 makes Chania once again a point of reference in the international scientific debate on the future of the planet.
