Publishable summary: Although managing inter-organizational relationships is key in business transactions, this remains understudied within Industrial Symbiosis (IS) domain. Moreover, there are multiple types of industrial symbiosis relationships that might have different prerequisites, attributes and outcomes which pinpoint the need
Publishable summary: Although price setting is a key task in most business transactions, in the domain of industrial symbiosis little has been written on the subject. Moreover, there is evidence that some technically feasible IS exchanges never materialize because they
Introduction: The aim of CORALIS work package 3 is to create new tools and methods to help identify and evaluate the viability of IS cases and make it easier to manage, monitor and account for the energy, material, and waste
Publishable Summary: The objective of CORALIS work package 3 is to develop the monitoring/virtual assessment as well as the data gathering platforms of the project, based on novel tools and methodologies to support the identification and the feasibility assessment of
Publishable summary: Environmental impact is becoming a more important factor to consider in the decision-making process of industrial investments. The ambition of CORALIS is to contribute to the targets set in these EU-level documents and to provide additional recommendations to
Publishable summary: Industrial symbiosis (IS) solutions usually involve the transfer of any form of waste material and/or energy flows between stakeholders for valorisation and environmental impact reduction purposes. The success of the transaction may be influenced by several aspects, i.e.,
Publishable summary: The main objective of the CORALIS project is to create pathways for the decarbonization of resource and energy intensive sector value chains through the implementation of viable industrial symbiosis approaches combining new business and management strategies with innovative
On Thursday 30th November 2023, the second review meeting of the CORALIS project was successfully delivered. Partners had the chance to present the overall project progress so far during the last 18 months (March 2022-September 2024), discuss the project results'
The rapid urbanization has led to significant growth in resource consumption and waste generation. The linear economic model of "take, make, and dispose" is contributing to resource supply risks and increased solid waste generation. To address this, the concept of
The EEA report, “Advancing towards climate resilience in Europe: status of reported national adaptation actions in 2021”, provides an overview of how EU Member States and Turkey are adapting to climate change and reporting on their adaptation actions. It gives
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