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Analysis of certain waste streams and the potential of industrial symbiosis to promote waste as a resource for EU industry
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This study aims identifying five waste streams and the players that are most likely to benefit from increased industrial symbiosis cooperation and to address the drivers for leveraging this economic and sustainability potential. On the basis of a careful analysis of literature, public data sources and multiple interviews with industrial symbiosis practitioners, five waste/by-product material streams have been selected where industrial symbiosis may contribute to the competitiveness of the sectors that are involved. These streams are: pre-consumer mixed food waste and vegetal wastes; construction and demolition related mineral wastes; plastic waste; wood waste, and non-scrap metallic waste.
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- Corporate author(s): Arcadis Belgium , Cambridge Econometrics , Danish Technological Institute (DTI) , Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (European Commission) , Ecorys Netherlands , Flemish institute for technological research (VITO) , IDEA Consult , Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC)
- Personal author(s): Pollitt, Hector ; Van Acoleyen, Mike ; Kristof Kallay, Tamas ; Szuppinger, Peter ; Graaf, Leon de ; Laureysens, Ilse ; Meindert, Lars ; Vanderreydt, Ive ; Yding Sørensen, Stig ; Vermeulen, Jurgen ; Nelen, Dirk ; Bilsen, Valentijn ; Debergh, Pieterjan
- Themes: Industrial policy , Environment policy and protection of the environment
- Subject: agricultural waste , ecology , ecosystem , environmental impact , environmental policy , EU industrial policy , industrial waste , metal waste , sustainable development , waste , waste management , waste recycling
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-45757-9 | DOI 10.2873/689189 | Catalogue number ET-04-15-113-EN-N |
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