Uncovering opportunity of low-carbon city promotion with industrial system innovation: Case study on industrial symbiosis projects in China

Dong, Liang; Gu, Fumei; Fujita, Tsuyoshi; Hayashi, Yoshitsugu; Jie, Gao

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2013.10.019

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“…Zhang et al (2013) used a substance flow analysis to determine the effects of a low-carbon industrial symbiosis technology and to investigate carbon mitigation in iron/steel industrial parks, using illustrations of the flows and their related environmental and resource implications. Dong et al (2014) conducted a quantitative evaluation of the potential for carbon emissions reduction using industrial symbiosis technology. Wang et al (2013) employed consumption-based evaluation to analyze the characteristics of carbon emissions of industrial parks under different scenarios.…”

Section: Carbon Emission Accounting For Industrial Parksmentioning

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Emergy evaluation for a low-carbon industrial park

Fang

Chen

Hayat

et al. 2017

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Section: Carbon Emission Accounting For Industrial Parksmentioning

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Emergy evaluation for a low-carbon industrial park

Fang

Chen

Hayat

et al. 2017

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…However, CO 2 emission reduction was not included in the calculation of the environmental gains. Dong et al (2014) extended their previous study by calculating the CO 2 reduction potential from material and energy savings and waste reduction in ISM-centered industrial symbiosis networks in Jinan and Liuzhou. Zhang et al (2013) selected three symbiotic technologies or measures implemented in an ISM-centered industrial park, i.e.…”

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“…Integrated Steel Mills (ISMs), which are dominating in steel production, are regarded as hubs of industrial symbiosis networks, in light of their integrated and complicated production processes, huge material and energy consumption, and potentially abundant connections with other actors in industrial and urban systems (Dong et al, 2014Zhang et al, 2013). Accordingly, more importance should be attached to the contribution of industrial symbiosis to CO 2 abatement in ISMs.…”

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Quantifying CO2 emission reduction from industrial symbiosis in integrated steel mills in China

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“…Usón et al (2012) applied the theory of thermo-economics to analyze the process of energy cost formation of flows within an IS system. Dong et al (2014Dong et al ( , 2013 reported the different IS modes in the iron/steel industry of different cities in China and calculated the energy-savings achieved by each IS mode.…”

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Methods for assessing the energy-saving efficiency of industrial symbiosis in industrial parks

Cui

Han

2014

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The available energy resources are being depleted worldwide. Industrial symbiosis (IS) provides a promising approach for increasing the efficiency of energy utilization, with numerous studies reporting the superiority of this technology. However, studies quantifying the energy-saving efficiency of IS remain insufficient. This paper proposes an index system for the quantitative evaluation of the energy-saving efficiency of IS. Both energy-saving and financial indexes were selected, the former include the IS energy-saving index, the contribution rate of energy saved through IS, fractional energy savings, and cut rate of energy consumption per total output value; and the latter include the IS investment payback period, IS input-output ratio, net present value (NPV), and internal rate of return (IRR) of IS. The proposed methods were applied to a case study on the XF Industrial Park (XF IP), in the city of Liaocheng in Shandong Province of China. Three energy-saving channels using IS were found in the XF IP: (a) utilizing the energy of high-temperature materials among industrial processes, (b) recovering waste heat and steam between different processes, and (c) saving energy by sharing infrastructures. The results showed that the energy efficiency index of IS was 0.326, accounting for 34.6% of the comprehensive energy-saving index in 2011, and the fractional energy-savings were 12.42%. The index of energy consumption per total industrial output value varied from 90.9 tce/MRMB to 51.6 tce/MRMB. Thus, the cut rate of energy consumption per total industrial output value was 43.42%. The average values of the IS input-output ratio was 406.2 RMB/tce, 57.2% lower than the price of standard coal. Static investment payback period in the XF IP was 8.5 months, indicating that the XF IP began to earn profit 8.5 months after the construction of all IS modes. The NVP and IRR of each IS mode in the XF IP were greater than zero, with average values equal to 1,789.96 MRMB and 140.96%, respectively. The computation result for each indicator revealed that IS could lead to the use of energy with high efficiency and lighten the financial burden of enterprises in the XF IP. And the proposed index system may help IPs and EIPs to make strategic decisions when designing IS modes.

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Uncovering opportunity of low-carbon city promotion with industrial system innovation: Case study on industrial symbiosis projects in China

Cited by 113 publications

References 25 publications

Emergy evaluation for a low-carbon industrial park

Emergy evaluation for a low-carbon industrial park

Quantifying CO2 emission reduction from industrial symbiosis in integrated steel mills in China

Methods for assessing the energy-saving efficiency of industrial symbiosis in industrial parks

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