Publishable summary: Industrial symbiosis (IS) is a promising approach for sustainable industrial practices, focusing on resource efficiency, waste reduction, and collaborative stakeholder relationships. This deliverable presents task 8.5 outcomes of the CORALIS project, detailing the strategic roadmap development for IS
Publisable summary: Even though the concept industrial symbiosis (IS) has been around for decades there are still challenges that organizations need to overcome for its development and implementation. Early on within the Coralis project (within D3.1) efforts to identify scope
Publishable summary: This work presents the development of a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) model for a hydrochloric acid (HCl) concentrator. Using a mixture of calcium chloride (CaCl2) and sulfuric acid (H2SO4), the goal is to produce concentrated HCl and calcium
Publishable summary: This report serves as the final deliverable for the techno-economic assessments in the CORALIS project’s Swedish demo. Task 6.6, titled "Techno-economic assessments of the Swedish demo case for integration," has been led by RISE, with participation from WA3RM,
Publishable Summary: This deliverable presents an overview of the synergies CORALIS has formed with other Horizon projects and initiatives in the field of industrial decarbonization, energy efficiency and circular economy, as well as the activities in which those synergies materialized.
On Tuesday 8th October 2024, the CORALIS project hosted a webinar titled "Synergizing Industry: Mobilizing Stakeholders for Effective Industrial Symbiosis Implementation", focusing on effective strategies for engaging stakeholders in different stages of Industrial Symbiosis (IS) implementation. Johannes Lindorfer and Melanie
The study “Circular economy practices as a shield for the long-term organisational and network resilience during crisis: Insights from an industrial symbiosis” investigates how circular economy (CE) practices contribute to long-term organizational and network resilience after Covid-19, focusing on an
Marine ecological security is crucial for the development of marine industries. Assessing marine ecological security effectively is essential for sustainable marine economic growth and ecological civilization. The paper “Evolution of marine ecology-industry symbiosis patterns and ecological security assessment: New evidence
The development and use of bulk resources are essential for industrial systems. However, current resource use patterns are unsustainable, with low efficiency and high carbon emissions. The study “Integrated optimization modelling framework for low-carbon and green regional transitions through resource-based
Coffee processing produces a significant amount of organic waste, which can be used for energy production through biogas. Despite Brazil's leading role in global coffee production, biogas technology is not widely used to treat this waste, mainly due to the
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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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