Implementing a circular economy business model canvas in the electrical and electronic manufacturing sector: A case study approach

Pollard, Jennifer; Osmani, Mohamed; Grubnic, Suzana; Díaz, A.; Grobe, Klaus; Kaba, Aybüke; Ünlüer, Özlem Biçen; Panchal, Rohit

doi:10.1016/j.spc.2022.12.009

Cited by 36 publications

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“…In other words, it is a production-consumption system that involves recycling, refurbishing, or reusing consumer goods for as long as possible. Its implementation, thus, is very likely to reduce the cost and save energy to produce certain products [45]- [47]. Implementing a circular economy during the pandemic is estimated to reduce the final energy use by 1.6 mtoe, CO2 emissions by 3.8 mt, and PM2.5 emissions by 229 t. Accumulated until 2040 (from 2020), implementing a circular economy would save final energy use and CO2 emissions by 9.1 mtoe and 17.6 mt [48] and improve the energy security index [49].…”

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The impact of the pandemic on environmental health from the perspective of energy sector

Asri,

Legowo,

Yusgiantoro

2024

IJPHS

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This study reviews the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on environmental health through the energy sector, based on the close relationship between energy, the economy, and the environment. The lockdown policy to contain the spread of the disease has hampered the global economy. Due to the close relationship between energy and the economy, the decline in global economic growth can be easily indicated by the decrease in world energy consumption. However, this study argues that this situation also opens the opportunity of restoring environmental health. Thus, the objective of the study is to find the opportunity and the lesson that can be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. This study employs a qualitative method that combines descriptive analysis and literature review. It involves a review, processing, and observation of quantitative data (statistics) and qualitative data. This study finds that the pandemic opens opportunities to relieve the environment damaged by fossil-dominated energy consumption to pursue economic growth. However, this study also finds the challenge to overcome and lesson learned. The challenge is the two-way pressure from demand and prices that renewables must face. The lesson to be learned is mainly to reduce the dependency on fossil energy sources, primarily if it is imported. However, on top of that, the government must be able to seize the opportunities to overcome the challenge. Thus, this study is expected to provide an optimistic view of taking advantage of the blessing in disguise of the pandemic to rehabilitate environmental health through the energy sector.

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Section: Waste To Energy (Wte) and Circular Economymentioning

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The impact of the pandemic on environmental health from the perspective of energy sector

Asri,

Legowo,

Yusgiantoro

2024

IJPHS

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“…Furthermore, the Business Model Canvas encompasses supplementary elements such as resources, key activities, partners, and cost structure [7] [7]. Governments must consider the financial aspects associated with the establishment and implementation of E-Government services, along with devising strategies for effective collaboration with external stakeholders, if required.…”

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The Proposed Implementation of Enterprise Architecture in E-Government Development and Services

Afarini,

Hindarto

2023

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The advancement of information technology has emerged as a significant driver in the paradigm shift of contemporary governance, wherein E-Government has emerged as a primary mechanism for delivering public services to the public in a more streamlined and adaptable fashion. To attain this objective, adopting Enterprise Architecture has surfaced as a foundational strategic methodology. Enterprise Architecture facilitates the planning, design, and development of integrated E-Government systems for governments, thereby ensuring the efficient and effective collaboration of diverse government entities. This study investigates the feasibility of incorporating Enterprise Architecture into the framework of E-Government advancement through an assessment of its advantages. Enterprise Architecture facilitates the integration of pre-existing government systems, the elimination of redundant resource allocations, and enhancing citizen services. Furthermore, by establishing a measurable and manageable framework for E-Government projects, Enterprise Architecture facilitates the implementation of the government's long-term objectives. Moreover, Enterprise Architecture is instrumental in safeguarding sensitive data and information, a critical function within the e-governance framework. This study incorporates successful case studies and best practices from numerous nations that have effectively integrated Enterprise Architecture into the development of electronic governments. The findings emphasize the critical function of Enterprise Architecture in expediting the process of E-Government conversion and providing advantages to various parties involved, such as the government, society, and private industry. This study offers E-Government stakeholders a practical guide for utilizing Enterprise Architecture to achieve substantial advancements in public services and more efficient government.

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“…There is a need for specific recycling strategies for EEE waste. Studies by Pan et al (2022) and Pollard et al (2023) have highlighted the need for CE practices in the waste EEE industry. Pan et al (2022) identified the lack of detail in previous studies on how CE practices affect environmental and economic development in the waste EEE industry.…”

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“…Their research based on the ReSOLVE model proposed a qualitative approach to explore the application of CE models by manufacturers of EEE products to support the development of CE actions leading to opportunities to create, propose, and capture value. There is a need for consistent information on the implementation of CE models by manufacturers in the literature (Pollard et al, 2023).…”

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“…They suggested adopting "10R" CE strategies to support the development of CE practices. Pollard et al (2023) studied the uncertainties around the potential benefits of CE business models in the electrical and electronic manufacturing industry. Their research based on the ReSOLVE model proposed a qualitative approach to explore the application of CE models by manufacturers of EEE products to support the development of CE actions leading to opportunities to create, propose, and capture value.…”

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Transition from linear to circular economy of electrical and electronic equipment: A review

2023

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Due to the increasing scarcity of resources and the exponential production of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), the transition from a linear economy (LE) to a circular economy (CE) has become crucial. This study aims to analyze the practices adopted by EEE companies in Brazil based on the ReSOLVE framework, from the perspective of transitioning to a CE. The study uses a qualitative approach, applying Integrative Literature Review (ILR) and document analysis techniques. The main findings reveal 14 practices related to CE from ILR and 11 from document analysis, suggesting that a transition from LE to CE in the EEE production chain is possible. The ReSOLVE framework can provide EEE manufacturers with opportunities to create and deliver value by improving reduction, reuse, repair, refurbishment, and recycling activities. Additionally, it can help extend their circular offerings through product‐service‐systems, optimizing value capture from a one‐time sale of EEE products to regular revenue streams, while reducing costs associated with raw materials, energy inputs, and waste management. Overall, this study contributes to advancing CE actions within the EEE sector and highlights their potential for transferability to other economic sectors.

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Implementing a circular economy business model canvas in the electrical and electronic manufacturing sector: A case study approach

Cited by 36 publications

References 62 publications

The impact of the pandemic on environmental health from the perspective of energy sector

The impact of the pandemic on environmental health from the perspective of energy sector

The Proposed Implementation of Enterprise Architecture in E-Government Development and Services

Transition from linear to circular economy of electrical and electronic equipment: A review

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