On Tuesday 18th March, the CORALIS consortium gathered in Brussels for the last General Assembly meeting of the project to discuss key milestones, final results achieved and lessons learnt. The presentations and discussions touched upon: -project achievements, challenges overcome and
As industrial symbiosis continues to gain traction as a key strategy for decarbonising energy- and resource-intensive industries, securing appropriate financing remains one of the primary challenges for its large-scale adoption. To address this critical issue, the CORALIS project is hosting
Industrial symbiosis (IS) is increasingly recognised as a powerful strategy for optimising resource use and reducing emissions. However, while much attention has been given to overcoming technical and organisational barriers, less focus has been placed on managing the paradoxical tensions
Abstract: Industrial symbiosis (IS) is becoming a prominent inter-organizational approach forimproved resources utilization and reduced emissions. IS literature and developmentefforts focus on interventions needed to overcome or eliminate various barriers, butpay inadequate attention to paradoxes that cannot be suppressed over
Industrial symbiosis (IS) offers a powerful approach to resource efficiency and circular economy transformation, yet many of its opportunities remain unrealised due to low prioritisation in companies. A new publication authored by Kristina Nyström and Murat Mirata from Linköping University explores
Abstract: Industrial symbiosis (IS) provides a strategy for more resource-efficient economies,potentially contributing to several SDGs. However, many potentials remain unrea-lised as realisation is given low priority in companies. This paper explores the role ofcompanies that incorporate IS in their core
Publishable summary: This deliverable represents the roadmap for the cross-sectorial dialogue“ to search for exploiting the results in non-CORALIS sectors and to maximise the replicability of the ERL and MRL practices and tools developed in the CORALIS project. The deliverable
On Tuesday 11th February 2025, our project partners from Linköping University (LiU) hosted the 4th CORALIS learning webinar “Policy Leverages and Bottlenecks for Industrial Symbiosis” that brought together experts from across Europe to explore the policy levers and bottlenecks affecting industrial symbiosis.
Publishable summary: The objectives of this study are to assess the environmental and economic performances of the Lighthouse demonstrators considering both, the initial reference or business as usual and the scenario where symbiosis actions have been performed. These performances have
The ReActiv project’s final event, “Industrial Symbiosis in action: Aluminium and cement industrial sectors advancing resource efficiency and CO2 reduction" is coming up next month and is set to provide valuable insights into the role of processed bauxite in advancing
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 958337.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 958337.
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