Resource Efficient Materials for Additive Manufacturing
Enperas, as a partner in the REPAM consortium of 19 European partners, joined the review of project progress, the discussion of results, and the definition of next steps to advance sustainable additive manufacturing.
REPAM (Resource Efficient Materials for Additive Manufacturing), funded by Horizon Europe, drove innovation across the full process chain, from more efficient powder production and recycling strategies to AI-supported monitoring and process optimization.
Towards a greener future in additive manufacturing
By improving resource efficiency, enabling circular material use, and advancing sustainable manufacturing technologies, the project helped pave the way for a greener future in additive manufacturing. Copyright image: © Fraunhofer IWS
Over two productive days Repam Consortium Project partners exchanged technical updates, aligned on management and coordination, and planned upcoming milestones across work packages.
Day 1 covered project management, material and manufacturing technology preparation, material/feedstock processing, AM processes, innovative recycling techniques, and the business case and exploitation strategy.
Day 2 featured a Fraunhofer IWS lab visit, sessions on skills, training and dissemination, life cycle assessment, inter‑WP discussions, and a Steering Committee meeting.
REPAM Project Video
Through events like the REPAM on-site event in Dresden, Enperas will continue participating in the project to support knowledge exchange, stakeholder engagement, and awareness of sustainable additive manufacturing in Europe and beyond.
