Comparing linear and circular supply chains: A case study from the construction industry

Nasir, Mohammed Haneef Abdul; Genovese, Andrea; Acquaye, Adolf; Koh, S.C. Lenny; Yamoah, Fred A.

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2016.06.008

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“…The majority of articles can be classified as implementation studies, with an emphasis on case studies of predominantly Chinese eco-industrial initiatives at the meso-level of EIPs [17,[19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29] or SCs and networks [6,10,[30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43]. Studies on the macro-level of cities [44][45][46], economic areas [47,48], and national and global industries, particularly logistics and waste [7,14,[49][50][51][52], were only included if they informed implementation on the meso-level, as per the inclusion and exclusion criteria.…”

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Supply Chain Configurations in the Circular Economy: A Systematic Literature Review

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Abstract:As the circular economy (CE) gains traction in literature and practice, several academic communities are opening up spaces that move away from the CE as a pure engineering concept. This systematic literature review (n = 77) analyses and discusses the fragmented body of knowledge on the meso-level of supply chains (SCs): (a) to find common ground that underpins the current implementation of the CE on this level; and (b) to identify drivers, inhibitors, and enablers from which CE SC configurations emerge. The review finds that there remain differences in CE definitions that result from claimed antecedents and scopes, resulting in distinct research streams. On the meso-level, eco-industrial parks, environmental SCs, and closed-loop SCs each face significant challenges. The latter potentially offers the largest environmental benefits but engenders radical changes for business models and exposes SCs to more risk. We firstly argue for moving away from using a prescriptive set of practices as definitions for the CE towards a set of overarching goals to allow for the inclusion of future practices and techniques. Secondly, we highlight that research going beyond the meso-level to consider the wider social and institutional environment is needed to solve current challenges.

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Supply Chain Configurations in the Circular Economy: A Systematic Literature Review

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“…Such research has focussed on different aspects of supply chain operations, such as reversed logistics (Govindan, Soleimani, and Kannan 2015), remanufacturing (Östlin, Sundin, and Björkman 2008), reuse (Atasu, Guide, and Van Wassenhove 2008) and recycling (Papachristos 2014). In general, circular supply chain operations is an emerging research focus and there remains limited theoretical and empirical knowledge in this burgeoning sub-field Nasir et al 2017). …”

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“…Sustainable development agendas are increasingly calling for supply chains to shift from linear to a closed-loop models, in which circularity ideals such as reuse, reconditioning, remanufacturing and recycling become the 'new normal' practices (Nasir et al 2017). Embedding circularities within supply chains thus has been considered by many researchers, practitioners and policymakers as an approach for businesses to improve its sustainability outcomes (Ellen MacArthur Foundation 2014;Lewandowski 2016;Murray, Skene, and Haynes 2015;Nasir et al 2017;Smart et al 2017).…”

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“…Winkler (2011) noted the importance of establishing closed-loop production system to reduce environmental impact, and proposed the idea of 'designing-in' a sustainable supply chain into such systems. Summarising from literature (Ellen MacArthur Foundation 2012Hu et al 2011;Murray, Skene, and Haynes 2015;Nasir et al 2017;UNEP 2006), circular supply chains should have the following characteristics:…”

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Product-service systems business models for circular supply chains

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Shifting supply chains from linear to closed-loop models is an important step towards circular economy. This paper investigates business model innovation for circular supply chains, and proposes that productservice systems (PSS) business models can enhance the circularity of supply chains through value creation in inner circles, circling long and cascading use circles. It adopts an exploratory case study method of a large Chinese manufacturing firm operating a traditional product-based business model and three types of PSS business models (i.e. product-, use-and result-oriented PSSs). The supply chain operations of the four distinct business models are analysed and their associated circularities are discussed. The findings show that business models akin to result-oriented PSS, have tighter and more efficient cycles of supply chain operations; which means, the repair, reuse and remanufacturing system is faster and the rate is higher. This research contributes to a better understanding of the relationship between business model innovation and supply chain circularity.

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“…Hal ini kemudian membentuk basis unjuk kerja lingkungan dari rantai pasok produk dan mengidentifikasi cara untuk mengelola dampaknya [8,9].…”

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Rantai Pasok Industri Baja untuk Pembangunan PLTN di Indonesia

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2017

Jurnal Pengembangan Energi Nuklir

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RANTAI PASOK INDUSTRI BAJA UNTUK PEMBANGUNAN PLTN DI INDONESIA.Dalam pembangunan Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Nuklir (PLTN) dibutuhkan material baja untuk pembuatan komponen berat maupun material struktur untuk konstruksi sipilnya. Industri nasional diharapkan mampu memasok komponen baja PLTN khususnya untuk kebutuhan komponen non nuklir. Rantai pasok industri baja sangat diperlukan untuk mengetahui potensi industri baja dari hulu sampai hilir yang diharapkan dapat mendukung pembangunan PLTN tersebut secara berkelanjutan. Jenis baja yang dibutuhkan dalam konstruksi PLTN adalah baja struktur, rebar, pelat baja dan lain-lain. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah mengidentifikasi rantai pasok industri baja dari industri hulu sampai hilir sehingga dapat melihat kemampuan industri nasional dalam memasok kebutuhan baja untuk pembangunan PLTN. Metodologi yang digunakan adalah kajian literatur dan survei industri dengan cara purposive sampling test yakni mengirimkan kuesioner dan melakukan kunjungan teknis ke industri yang dianggap berpotensi memasok komponen baja untuk konstruksi PLTN. Dari hasil analisis terhadap kuesioner dan survei telah diperoleh industri baja Indonesia yang mampu memasok baja untuk bahan konstruksi PLTN non nuklir, yaitu PT. Krakatau Steel, PT. Gunung Steel Group (PT. Gunung Garuda dan PT. Gunung Raja Paksi), PT. Cilegon Fabricators dan PT. Ometraco Arya Samanta. Sedangkan bahan baja untuk komponen utama dengan grade nuklir, seperti bahan baja untuk bejana reaktor dan bejana tekan, industri baja Indonesia belum mampu memasoknya, karena belum memenuhi persyaratan spesifikasi, kode dan standar grade nuklir Oleh karena itu, industri baja Indonesia harus meningkatkan kemampuan, baik dalam pengolahan bahan baku dan kemampuan fabrikasi agar dapat memenuhi persyaratan tersebut. ABSTRACT SUPPLY CHAIN OF STEEL INDUSTRIES FOR THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION IN INDONESIA.Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) Construction needs steel materials for the manufacturing of heavy components and civil work construction. National industries is expected to supply steel components especially for non nuclear component needs. Supply chain of steel industries is required to know the potency of steel industries from upstream to downstream industries which can support the NPP construction sustainability. The type of steel needed in the NPP construction consist of structure steel, rebar, steel plate, etc. The aim of the study is to identify supply chain of steel industries from upstream industries to downstream industries so that they can supply steel needs in the NPP construction. The methodology used are literature review and industries survey by purposive sampling test which sent questionnaires and carrying out technical visits to the potential industries to supply steel components for NPP construction. From the analysis of the questionnaires and survey, it has been obtained that the Indonesian steel industries capable of supplying steel for construction materials of non-nuclear parts are PT. Krakatau Steel, PT. Gunung Steel Group (PT Gunu...

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Comparing linear and circular supply chains: A case study from the construction industry

Cited by 363 publications

References 32 publications

Supply Chain Configurations in the Circular Economy: A Systematic Literature Review

Supply Chain Configurations in the Circular Economy: A Systematic Literature Review

Product-service systems business models for circular supply chains

Rantai Pasok Industri Baja untuk Pembangunan PLTN di Indonesia

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