Marine ecological security is crucial for the development of marine industries. Assessing marine ecological security effectively is essential for sustainable marine economic growth and ecological civilization. The paper “Evolution of marine ecology-industry symbiosis patterns and ecological security assessment: New evidence
The development and use of bulk resources are essential for industrial systems. However, current resource use patterns are unsustainable, with low efficiency and high carbon emissions. The study “Integrated optimization modelling framework for low-carbon and green regional transitions through resource-based
Coffee processing produces a significant amount of organic waste, which can be used for energy production through biogas. Despite Brazil's leading role in global coffee production, biogas technology is not widely used to treat this waste, mainly due to the
Among the various models proposed for developing a circular economy, industrial symbiosis (IS) is one of the most promising. The paper “Industrial symbiosis as a business strategy for the circular economy: identifying regional firms’ profiles and barriers to their adoption”
Driven by the lack of focus on water management in industrial symbiosis research, the study Water innovation in industrial symbiosis offers the first global review of water innovation practices in documented industrial symbiosis cases. The study examines the global prevalence
The 3rd Europe CCUS & Hydrogen Decarbonisation Summit will take place between 8 - 9 October 2024, in Brussels, Belgium and will assess opportunities within the EU energy sector, reviewing hydrogen roadmaps and the role of green hydrogen in ensuring
On 24th and 25th September 2024, the CORALIS consortium physically met in Lindesberg, Sweden to hold one of the project’s Steering Committee meetings and discuss the progress of partners’ work so far. The 1st day (24th) was dedicated to a
Join us on Tuesday 8th October at 13:30-14:30 CEST for a highly anticipated presentation and panel discussion on “Synergizing Industry: Mobilizing Stakeholders for Effective Industrial Symbiosis Implementation”, organized by the CORALIS project. This event is a must-attend for industry professionals,
A new scientific publication authored by Katrin Katana, Besma Glaa, and Murat Mirata from Linköping University examines how different facilitator roles support knowledge sharing in the early stages of industrial symbiosis networks, highlighting their influence on network development and collaboration.
Abstract: Industrial symbiosis (IS) is a collaborative strategy where organisations share or exchange by-products, materials, energy or waste to address environmental degradation, resource depletion and sustainable productivity. Knowledge sharing, which can be supported by a facilitator, is commonly expected to
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