Joint decision on pricing and waste emission level in industrial symbiosis chain

Cao, Binbin; Xiao, Zhongdong; Li, Xiaojun

doi:10.3934/jimo.2017040

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“…The aforementioned models studied operational decisions of supply chains from the perspective of an individual firm. On the other hand, in literature there has been a number of research work focusing on impact analysis of carbon emission reduction on supply chain coordination, for instance, Bai et al [2], Cao et al [7], Jaber et al [18], Xu, Chen and Bai [36], Xu et al [37], and Yang and Chen [40], to name a few.…”

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“…In this subsection, we study optimal operational decisions of the members involved in the two models under consideration, including their existence, uniqueness together with their explicit solution expressions. According to (7) and ( 8), we have the following results concerning the the technology level s and the whole prices w 1 and w 2 . Lemma 3.1.…”

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Impact of risk aversion on two-echelon supply chain systems with carbon emission reduction constraints

Bai¹,

Meng²

2020

Journal of Industrial &Amp; Management Optimization

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This study examines a two-echelon supply chain consisting of two competing manufacturers and one retailer that has the channel power, in which one manufacturer is engaged in sustainable technology to curb carbon emissions under the cap-and-trade regulation while the other one operates its business as usual in a traditional manner. Two different supply chain configurations concerning risk attributes of the agents are considered, that is, (i) two risk-neutral manufacturers with one risk-averse retailer; and (ii) two risk-averse manufacturers with one risk-neutral retailer. Under the mean-variance framework, we use a retailer-leader game optimization approach to study operational decisions of these two systems. Specifically, optimal operational decisions of the agents are established in closed-form expressions and the corresponding profits and carbon emissions are assessed. Numerical experiments are conducted to analyze the impact of risk aversion of the underlying supply chains. The results show that each risk-averse agent would benefit from a low scale risk aversion. Further, low carbon emissions could be attainable if risk aversion scale of the underlying manufacturer is small or moderate. In addition, the carbon emissions might increase when risk aversion of the traditional manufacturer or the retailer is of small or moderate scale.

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Section: Supply Chain Models With Carbon Emission Reduction Constraintsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Model Analysismentioning

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Impact of risk aversion on two-echelon supply chain systems with carbon emission reduction constraints

Bai¹,

Meng²

2020

Journal of Industrial &Amp; Management Optimization

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“…Another common phenomenon of BPS is outsourcing by-product processing to other companies. In this case, about optimal decision-making, Cao et al [11] and Zhou et al [12] study the optimal production decisions and waste discharge levels. Zhu et al [13] examine the impact of implementing BPS on company's operations based on a case of paper-sugar symbiosis and analyze the company's willingness to implement BPS.…”

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Supply Chain Coordination in Industrial Symbiosis Networks with Uncertain Waste Demand and Supply

Tang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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By-product synergy (BPS) is considered an effective measure to support a circular economy and sustainable development as it can reduce waste disposal and natural resource consumption. The adoption of BPS can create new supplier-buyer relations that are different from traditional ones because the traded products are usually outside of the core business of the supplier, so the new relations need to be coordinated. This paper considers a two-echelon supply chain consisting of a manufacturer and a retailer. The by-product is randomly generated along with the production of the core product. The manufacturer sells its core product directly to the market with uncertain demand and sells the by-product to the retailer facing stochastic demand. To coordinate both the manufacturer’s production and retailer’s order decisions and achieve efficient performance, we analyze several contracts and find that a combined contract with an ABD contract and a revenue sharing contract could coordinate the supply chain and realize Pareto-improvement. A numerical experiment is also carried out to explore the influences of fluctuations in demand and supply on the performance of the manufacturer, the retailer, and the total supply chain.

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“…Somando 2,9 milhões de toneladas de materiais trocados, reduzindo coletivamente o consumo de água em 25% e abastecendo 5.000 casas com aquecimento urbano (Chertow, 2000). Devido a seu sucesso, é replicado em todo o mundo e esse modo de fabricação trouxe benefícios econômicos e ambientais significativos (Cao et al, 2018).…”

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Redução de resíduos sólidos industriais a partir da simbiose industrial em uma indústria têxtil brasileira

Rodrigues¹,

Sanjulião²,

Resende³

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Rev. Bras. Gest. Amb. Sustent.

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O aumento da geração de resíduos sólidos e os impactos ambientais causados por eles vêm sendo um assunto de preocupação mundial, diante disto as empresas procuram métodos para reduzir o desperdício gerado. O presente trabalho faz uma análise das sobras de espumas produzidas por uma indústria têxtil do sudoeste mineiro, sob a ótica da Ecologia Industrial e traz uma proposta de tratamento de resíduos por meio de uma de suas ferramentas, a Simbiose Industrial e Produção mais Limpa. Estes conceitos auxiliam na interação entre corporações para minimizar a disposição de materiais residuais com finalidade de dar outra destinação aos subprodutos ou eliminar os resíduos gerados no processo, não simplesmente a destinação final, mas fazer com que alguns destes sejam transformados em matéria prima para outros processos produtivos, desenvolvendo na empresa uma visão de que seus resíduos são oportunidade de novas receitas agregando valor, ganhando assim vantagens competitivas no mercado. Assim o objetivo deste trabalho é reduzir os resíduos sólidos a partir da Simbiose Industrial. Para levantamento do portfólio bibliográfico utilizou-se a metodologia PRISMA que possibilitou a elucidação do tema. Os resultados obtidos com a aplicação da simbiose industrial geraram uma receita média de R$ 40.000,00 por ano, além da redução de aquisição de matérias primas, devido à aplicação do conceito de produção mais limpa que reduziu a utilização de refugo no processo. Este trabalho salienta que atitudes ecologicamente corretas, além de garantir a sobrevivência de gerações futuras, podem gerar receita e aprimorar a produção.

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Joint decision on pricing and waste emission level in industrial symbiosis chain

Cited by 8 publications

References 54 publications

Impact of risk aversion on two-echelon supply chain systems with carbon emission reduction constraints

Impact of risk aversion on two-echelon supply chain systems with carbon emission reduction constraints

Supply Chain Coordination in Industrial Symbiosis Networks with Uncertain Waste Demand and Supply

Redução de resíduos sólidos industriais a partir da simbiose industrial em uma indústria têxtil brasileira

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