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Contribution of spatial planning to the greening of the economy – the Industrial Symbiosis example or How Global Challenges become Local Advantages Mette Skovbjerg, Project Manager Kalundborg Symbiosis Centre ESPON Workshop: “Green Economy in European Regions?”

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Contribution of spatial planning to the greening of the economy

– the Industrial Symbiosis example or How Global Challenges become Local Advantages

Mette Skovbjerg, Project Manager Kalundborg Symbiosis Centre

ESPON Workshop: “Green Economy in European Regions?”

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”An Industrial Symbiosis is a physical exchange of materials, energy, water, and by-products among diversified clusters of firms” Marian Chertow, Yale University

Industrial Symbiosis is a business collaboration where residuals from one enterprise serve as input for another enterprise – thereby improving bottom-line figures and competiveness for the business partners and reducing the total impact of the industry on the environment.

Kalundborg Symbiosis has 40 years of experience in Industrial Symbiosis,

cooperation between companies and today the Symbiosis is an international brand. The collaboration has evolved gradually and organically. Each individual symbiosis project has reduced production costs and/or the intake of virgin resources, which together has improved the competitive edge of both or all companies.

The first large scale Industrial Symbiosis

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Kalundborg Symbiosis

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1961

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1972

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1979

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1980-1989

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1990-1999

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2000-2010

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Industrial Symbiosis infrasturcture

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Economy: Minimizing costs and improved bottom line and competitive edge

Environment: Resource efficiency through reuse, recycling, and

reduced intake of virgin materials Innovation and development: Improved introduction and access to

new technologies and R&D, job creation and regional development

The Symbiosis Model - development in 3 dimensions

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• Minimized costs on waste management • Minimized costs on resource purchases • Income from by-product sales = Competitive edge

Economy

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Resource savings: Ground water ……………… 2,0 mill. m3/year Surface water ……………… 1,0 mill. m3/year Natural gypsum …………… 200,000 tons/year Oil ……………………………… 20,000 tons/year Reduction of CO2 emission (2008): app. 275.000 tons

Environment and climate

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Kalundborg Symbiosis has proven to be an environment which nurtures innovation and the establishment of test facilities (pitstop between laboratories and market):

- DONG Energy’s demonstration plant Inbicon - DONG Energy’s Pyroneer - E4Water micro algae test facility

Test and demonstration

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Kalundborg Municipality involvement and support Regional project on raising awareness and diffusion of Industrial

Symbiosis model National task force and funding scheme

Programmes and instruments

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Municipality Regional National

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New Industrial Symbiosis - New Water

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E4Water Test and Demonstration Facilitiy

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Regional programme

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Regional toolbox

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Next step: - Spatial planning instruments: GIS plus existing Industrial Symbiosis

infrastructure new data investments and new companies - Infrastructure for potential Industrial Symbiosis developments

lower future investments - Industrial Symbiosis planning combined with spatial planning for

climate adaptation sustainable cities

Spatial planning for the greening of the economy

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