Skip to content
harmony project
  • The project
  • Pilots
  • News
  • Results
  • About us
harmony project
harmony project
  • The project
  • Pilots
  • News
  • Results
  • About us
Pilot-scale hydrometallurgical reactor system for leaching and precipitation of rare earth elements developed within the HARMONY project.

Scaling Up Hydrometallurgical Recycling of Rare Earth Elements in Europe

5 January 20265 January 2026

A HARMONY pilot demonstrates hydrometallurgical rare earth recycling at industrial-lab scale, advancing circular solutions for critical raw materials.

Categories News
Industrial display of permanent magnet brushless motors alongside a HARMONY project flyer on recycling rare earth elements from NdFeB magnets, showcased at an industry event highlighting circular economy innovation and sustainable magnet production. Europe is exploring rare earth magnet recycling to reduce dependency on imports. Learn how the HARMONY project supports circular solutions.

Recycling rare earths: why Europe is turning to circular solutions

23 March 202624 November 2025

Europe is exploring rare earth magnet recycling to reduce dependency on imports. Learn how the HARMONY project supports circular solutions.

Categories Article
Neodymium

How Waste Codes Could Help Scale Recycling of Permanent Magnets

1 December 202514 October 2025

What if a simple code could make Europe’s magnet recycling smarter, faster, and more circular? In a newly published article, …

Read more

Categories Article
Lorenzo Berzi (UNIFI) being interviewed at ‘Rigenerare il presente’ about LCA and magnet recycling in HARMONY.

From lab to life: what we learned at “Rigenerare il presente”

1 April 202630 September 2025

Citizen engagement that powers circular innovation for permanent magnets Why public conversations matter BRIGHT-NIGHT turned Florence into a citywide stage …

Read more

Categories Event, News Tags magnet

HARMONY Project Advances Circular Rare Earth Magnet Recycling at M21 Review Meeting

3 February 202615 September 2025

The HARMONY consortium met in San Sebastián for its M21 Review Meeting, organised by CEIT. The review confirmed strong progress in rare earth magnet recycling, manufacturing, and validation across the full value chain.

Categories Press Release Tags EUproject

SustainCRMs4EU Cluster Unveils Official Logo and Shared Identity

9 July 202523 June 2025

The HARMONY project is proud to announce that the CRMs4EU cluster – of which we are a member – now …

Read more

Categories News Tags CRMs4EU, EUproject
Interior of an e-scooter. The Neodymium magnets are the rectangular, metal-coloured panels lining the wheel on the left.

Why Europe Still Can’t Recycle Its Magnets and Why HARMONY Is Working to Change That

23 March 202630 April 2025

A recent Euronews article, produced by the European Science Communication Institute (ESCI), examined several everyday products that Europe still struggles …

Read more

Categories Article Tags magnet

New Video: How rare earth magnet recycling can power Europe’s circular future

9 July 20252 April 2025

The HARMONY project has released a new video introducing its mission to transform how Europe recycles rare earth magnets – …

Read more

Categories Press Release Tags magnet

Recycling Rare Earth Magnets in Europe: Overcoming Legislative Hurdles for a Sustainable Future

1 December 202513 December 2024

In a world increasingly reliant on technology and sustainable practices, the recycling of rare earth magnets in Europe stands at …

Read more

Categories Article

New article published in Direct Industry e-mag: How Recycling Neodymium Magnets Could Help Europe Transition to a More Sustainable Future

1 December 20259 September 2024

As we navigate the technological landscape of the 21st century, rare earth metals like neodymium are becoming increasingly vital. With …

Read more

Categories Article
Older posts
Newer posts
← Previous Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Next →

Categories

Linkedin Feed

HARMONY is on a mission to recycle rare earth elements from end-of-life NdFeB permanent magnets more efficiently

It aims at strengthening the independency and the competitiveness of European industry, enabling a resilience value chain of raw materials by developing and validating at pilot scale an innovative, green, and safe closed-loop recycling process of rare earths elements. The goal is to create a comprehensive recycling process for NdFeB magnetsNdFeB magnets, also … More.

Follow us

  • Legal notice
  • Privacy policy
Made by ESCI