Resource Efficiency Through Innovation (Radha Daniel)
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- 1. Resource Efficiency Through Innovation Radha Daniel International Practitioner © International Synergies Limited
- 2. Presentation Agenda • International Synergies Limited & IFKA • What is Industrial Symbiosis • Model of delivery • NISP achievements (UK) • Case study examples • International Projects • Climate KIC: EUR-IS Project
- 3. About International Synergies International Synergies “International Synergies strives to lead the world in innovative industrial ecology solutions for a low carbon, sustainable economy.” • ISL has run the NISP programme in the UK for 8 years • ISL has worked closely with IFKA over the last 3 years on a Life+ project to implement an industrial Symbiosis programme in Hungary • It is because of this pioneering work that the EUR-IS project has been awarded to us
- 4. About IFKA (Public Foundation for the Development of Industry) • Has been active in the economic, research-development and innovational life of Hungary for more than twenty years. • Continuously working on environmental projects on topics which are important for the industry and help to protect the environment and point towards sustainable development. • Founded in 1990 (environment focus ~10 years) • 2009: Industrial symbiosis / theory and practice/ • REPROWIS & NISP 2010 In cooperation with ISL
- 5. Symbiosis Definition: ‘An interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association to the advantage of both’ Concise Oxford Dictionary, 8th Edition
- 6. What is ‘Industrial Symbiosis’? Modified from Chertow, Yale 2000 “Industrial symbiosis engages traditionally separate industries and other organisations in a collective approach to competitive advantage involving physical exchanges of materials, energy, water and/or by products together with collaboration on the shared use of assets, logistics, experts and knowledge transfer.”
- 7. Advancing Sustainability & Innovation Linear system Products Natural resources Waste (to disposal) Circular system Products Natural resources Waste to resource Products Natural Waste to resources resource
- 9. Role of Practitioners • Identify ‘IDEAS’ • Make introductions • Facilitate negotiations • Provide technical expertise • Mine the network for answers and opportunity • Use their industry expertise and knowledge • Encourage and accelerate synergy progress
- 10. UK NISP delivered Outcomes April 2005 – March 2012 METRICS Unit RESULTS 5YEARS Projection 5YEARS Projection with TO DATE with 20% decay no decay Landfill diversion T 9,074,493 21,863,907 45,372,465 CO2 reduction T 7,869,473 17,555,721 39,347,365 Virgin material savings T 11,679,029 33,262,089 58,395,145 Haz waste eliminated T 420,739 369,204 2,104,145 Water savings T 14,114,161 34,825,914 70,565,805 Cost savings £ £205,648,184 £411,546,215 £1,028,240,920 Additional sales £ £198,520,840 £351,614,047 £992,604,200 Other metrics Jobs created Qty 10,000+ jobs have been directly created and safeguarded Jobs saved Qty People trained in IS Qty 6,296 Private investment £ £ 316,610,204
- 11. Innovation Case Studies © International Synergies Limited
- 12. Fruitful Collaboration Terra Nitrogen: Industry produces derivatives of nitrogen and Partnership methanol. • Waste:12,500 tonnes of CO2 •Elimination of CO2 emissions released to atmosphere, hot •Construction of a greenhouse steam and ammonia. capable of producing 300,000 John Baarda: Tomato producer tomatoes per year • Additional production capacity •Investment of £15M limited due to high costs of energy •Creation of 65 new jobs •Recovery of heat from steam
- 13. John Pointon & Sons Ltd Transformation • Animal renderer processing carcass waste and sending by- products to landfill • NISP helped them to send by- products to the cement industry as an alternative fuel • Then moved to anaerobic digestion and grid connection • Have changed from being a ‘dirty company’ to being a clean energy company “Long term culture change needs long term business engagement”
- 14. Betts Environmental • Betts Environmental were looking to install an incinerator to process old X-ray films securely • NISP introduced them to Birmingham University who had developed a new technology to extract silver from X-ray film • Sustainable solution, innovative and lucrative: • Additional Sales - £1,000,000 • Jobs safeguarded - 9 • Virgin Materials – 352 te
- 15. Our International Projects Our projects contribute towards boosting international economies whilst delivering significant environmental and social benefits. Belgium Country United Kingdom Slovakia Ongoing Ongoing Complete Poland Status Essencia Ongoing Turkey NISP Reducing Production Waste Brussels Ongoing Project EUR-IS England, Scotland, N. Ireland & Wales by Industrial Symbiosis Region/State Defra, Scottish Government, Invest Wroclaw NISP Turkey Client Bratislavsky kraj Northern Ireland, Welsh Government Climate KIC Iskenderun Bay area ERDF BP China Ongoing Tianjin Economic Development Area Industrial Symbiosis Network Tianjin European Union Switch Asia France/ Netherlands/ South Korea Denmark Ongoing Finland Co-operation on Eco-Park Development Mexico Pending Complete NISP Mexico Toluca Lerma Defra – Sustainable Development Dialogues Romania Complete ECOREG Suceava Brazil European Union Life+ Ongoing South Africa China NISP Brazil Complete Complete Minas Gerais South Africa Industrial Hungary Pilot Project – Circular Economy Defra – Sustainable Symbiosis Pilot Programme Ongoing Yunnan Province Development Dialogues Gauteng Province NISP Hungary Defra – Sustainable Al-Invest Defra – Sustainable Kozep-Magyarorszag, Budapest Development Dialogues Development Dialogues European Union Life+ Climate KIC
- 16. Industrial Symbiosis in Country Benefits – Environmental, social and economic: • Adding value to waste – reduce the use of natural resources • Innovative solutions for problematic materials • Encourage segregation of waste • Stimulate the generation of renewable energy from biomass • Reduce dependency on fossil fuels in the Region • Increasing recycling and efficient waste disposal • Control and efficient disposal of hazardous wastes • Create and safeguard jobs • Contribution to the creation of new standards and best practice International Synergies Ltd, IFKA and Wroclaw Research Centre are working with Climate KIC to pioneer industrial symbiosis as a platform for innovation…
- 17. Climate KIC: EUR-IS The EUR-IS project has been developed by International Synergies, Wroclaw Research Centre EIT+, IFKA and TU Delft. Project aim is to show that industrial symbiosis can be a platform for low carbon innovation across the whole of the European Union: •Develop industrial symbiosis innovation platforms in Lower Silesia, Central Hungary and the Midlands (UK) - due to their diverse regional economies •Netherlands CLC (via TU Delft) will transfer knowledge between the three regions through the participation of post-graduate scholars •Share lessons learned to other RIC and CLC locations and create the conditions for wider deployment across the EU. EUR-IS ‘Pathfinder’ Potential ‘Innovation’ Project Roll-out across EU27
- 18. Climate KIC: EUR-IS • Promotion of new technologies and innovation to achieve both environmental and economic metrics: - 22,000 tonnes CO2 - 130 participants at events & workshops - 18 scholars involved in projects - 90 SME businesses helped • EUR-IS teams are running: - Networking events - Innovation workshops - Facilitating meetings between companies, universities, R&D companies and innovators within the 3 regions.
- 19. Climate KIC: EUR-IS • Looking for • Innovative technologies that can be applied to industry • Challenging waste issues that can use new technologies • Research and Development organisations • Universities • Private companies • Welcome new contacts and delegates for future events and workshops being held in Hungary and Poland to promote the work we are doing. • Please contact us if interested or would like more information.
- 20. Summary • International Synergies Limited has 8 years experience of networking businesses together for mutual benefit • IFKA has run an industrial symbiosis programme in Hungary for the last 2.5 years and has many contacts in the region • Industrial Symbiosis methodology has both economic and environmental benefits • Promoting innovation and new technologies in Hungary, Poland and UK via the Climate KIC EUR-IS project • Looking to work with: - Companies with waste - Universities - Research agencies - Development organisations
- 21. Thank You • Radha Daniel International Practitioner (ISL) Phone : +44 121 433 2683 E-mail : radha.daniel@international-synergies.com Web: www.international-synergies.com • dr. Virág Annamária NISP Project Manager Phone: +36 (1) 312 2213, 105. mellék E-mail: virag@ifka.hu Web : www.ifka.hu
Notes de l'éditeur
- Not just material flows – also energy, water, logistics, assets, experts, knowledge transfer All about business opportunity
- Sustainabilty requires evolving industrial systems from linear to circular for more efficient use of resources
- The NISP Programme has been involved in hundreds of different projects delivering financial and environmental benefits. The first of these was actually identified at the NISP North East Launch Event in 2005. Delegates from Terra Nitrogen attended the Workshop looking for an outlet for their waste Steam, Carbon Dioxide and ammonia produced from their fertiliser plant. At the workshop they met John Baarda, a Tomato grower and began discussing the idea of using their waste steam and carbon dioxide in a purpose built greenhouse for growing tomatoes. Using the waste heat and CO2 would provide an improved growing environment. After lengthy discussions the greenhouse was built and has gone on to become the UK’s largest greenhouse delivering 12 ½ thousand tonnes of carbon savings per year and reduced the number of food miles from tomatoes no longer being supplied from Spain and Portugal.
- #1 in UK measured against performance metrics, value for money – european recognition of exemplar innovation Because of that, UK Govt asking EU to roll out NISP across the rest of Europe
- #1 in UK measured against performance metrics, value for money – european recognition of exemplar innovation Because of that, UK Govt asking EU to roll out NISP across the rest of Europe
- #1 in UK measured against performance metrics, value for money – european recognition of exemplar innovation Because of that, UK Govt asking EU to roll out NISP across the rest of Europe
- #1 in UK measured against performance metrics, value for money – european recognition of exemplar innovation Because of that, UK Govt asking EU to roll out NISP across the rest of Europe
- #1 in UK measured against performance metrics, value for money – european recognition of exemplar innovation Because of that, UK Govt asking EU to roll out NISP across the rest of Europe