Cluster Strategy for Eco-Innovation at Manufacturing Enterprises

Metechko, L. B.; Сорокин, А. Е.

doi:10.3103/s1068798x18040172

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“…Thus, the prevented damage from repeated use of resources compensates for the initial investment in the purchase of equipment and electricity for cleaning and regeneration in less than a year [12].…”

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Technology of Transition to the Business Model of the Economy of Multiple Use of Resources on the Example of the Operation of Paint Chambers with Hydrofilters

2023

Teh. vjesn.

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The article is devoted to resource-saving technologies that make it possible to switch to a business model of a cyclical economy in areas for applying PVC in spray booths with hydrofilters. The technology of saving resources is considered in detail: wastewater treatment of hydrofilters to the requirements of circulating water supply, as well as a scheme for the subsequent regeneration of sludge, as a secondary resource, to obtain additional products. The conditions under which sludge regeneration is more profitable than disposal are calculated and determined, and the areas of industrial application of the products obtained are proposed. Immanent assessment of the payback period of capital investments for the purchase of new equipment for the purpose of reusing resources. On the basis of the calculations performed, the authors prove the effectiveness of the proposed approach, which makes it possible to eliminate the costs of water consumption, wastewater disposal and sludge disposal and obtain the possibility of additional profit from the sale of the regenerated product. In conclusion, there is the inevitability of the transition of Russian industry to a cyclical economy, as a defining task for the development of society on the path of sustainable development and conservation of the natural environment.

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Technology of Transition to the Business Model of the Economy of Multiple Use of Resources on the Example of the Operation of Paint Chambers with Hydrofilters

2023

Teh. vjesn.

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“…For instance, on the one hand, large firms' eco-innovation is driven by the need of higher public visibility, the corresponding pressure from environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) [35], greater financial and human resources [36], and the existence of a systemized research and development (R&D) department [37]. On the other hand, small firms' eco-innovation drivers evolve around their social circumstances and environment [38].Some of these studies have specifically analyzed industrial companies [37,39]. Others have taken an interest in this same question, studying both service and manufacturing firms [38].…”

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Assessment of Eco-Innovation Drivers within the Informal Sector in Ghana

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Informal enterprises and their activities dominate the economy of the Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). However, despise the increasing volume of eco-innovation research in recent years, the drivers of the eco-innovation of small medium enterprises (SMEs) in the informal sector remain largely unknown. Drawing from a triple theoretical anchoring method (entrepreneurship theory, shareholder theory, and resource theory), this study tests the validity of a set of eco-innovation drivers developed around the concept among firms of the informal sector in Ghana. The conceptual framework was tested using structural equation modeling and the data were obtained using the World Bank’s Ghana Informal Enterprise Survey (GIFS) as an area-based frame to survey 285 local entrepreneurs (n = 285). The results confirmed that informal enterprises do eco-innovate (mainly incremental innovation), and that innovation activities are driven by a government’s incentive regulations, market demand, and local entrepreneurs’ characteristic of hometown identity. This research highlights the contributions of the informal sector to sustainable development and draws the attention of policymakers, non-government agencies, and researchers on the drivers leading eco-innovation activities in the informal sector. The results could be used for future policy formulation.

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Pricing and long-term decisions of manufacturers and electricity suppliers toward sustainable development under eco-innovation and renewable electricity generation: a real case study

Jamali,

Khosroshahi

2023

Environ Dev Sustain

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Cluster Strategy for Eco-Innovation at Manufacturing Enterprises

Cited by 16 publications

References 1 publication

Technology of Transition to the Business Model of the Economy of Multiple Use of Resources on the Example of the Operation of Paint Chambers with Hydrofilters

Technology of Transition to the Business Model of the Economy of Multiple Use of Resources on the Example of the Operation of Paint Chambers with Hydrofilters

Assessment of Eco-Innovation Drivers within the Informal Sector in Ghana

Pricing and long-term decisions of manufacturers and electricity suppliers toward sustainable development under eco-innovation and renewable electricity generation: a real case study

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