Partnership for Industrial Ecology in Central Ohio

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Partnership for Industrial Ecology in Central
OhioThe New Industrial Revolution

• Andrew Mangan
• April 12, 2007

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By-Product Synergy Precepts

• What if we were witnessing business opportunity
  and not just cost reduction?
• What if we began to speak in terms of 100
  product instead of zero waste?
• What if we had trading zones where interested
  parties could safely explore synergistic options?

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CemStar Process
BENEFITS

• 5-15 production increase
• 10 CO2 reductions
• 25-45 NOx reductions
• 8/ton slag to 70/ton cement
• 2 EPA climate change awards

• 8.8 MM tons of CO2 annual reduction potential
  if applied to entire US cement production

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Early snapshot of Kansas City BPS Project
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By-Product Synergy Regional Projects
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Barriers Struggles

• Legal
• Regulatory
• Technical
• Communication

• Economic
• Perception
• Geographic
• Time

• Old habits

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The By-Product Synergy Process
Months
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Facilitated Meetings
Working Groups

• Analysis and Prioritization

• Data Gathering

• Overcoming Barriers

• Action Plans

• Initial Synergy ID

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40 Dow Business Lines from Six Plants
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• Estimated Value to Dow from Gulf Coast Phase I
• Total waste reduction  155 MM lbs/yr
• Total potential saving if all wastes converted to
  product  20 million dollars/yr.
• The total energy saving potential if converted as
  products 264 Gwh/year
• CO2 emission reduction 54,000 tons/year

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Chicago Waste to Profit Network

• Improve the financial and environmental health of
  our region by transforming outputs (wastes) to
  industrial inputs (profits)

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WBCSD Regional Network
BCSD Portugal
The Excel Partnership Canada
NHO-Norway
Vernadsky Foundation Russia
BCSD UK
BCSD Czech Republic
CGLI USA/Canada

BCSD Austria
BCSD Mongolia
EPE France
BCSD Korea
BCSD Croatia
FFA Spain
China BCSD
Entorno Spain
US BCSD
Keidanren Japan
BCSD Mexico
BCSD Kazakhstan
BCSD Gulf of Mexico
APEQUE Algeria
AEEC Egypt
BEC Hong Kong
CII
CentraRSE Guatemala
BCSD Honduras
BCSD Thailand
BCSD Taiwan
AED Costa Rica
CoRE BCSD India
BCSD El Salvador
BCSD Nigeria
PBE Philippines
BCSD Colombia
BCSD Venezuela
BCSD Sri Lanka
BCSD Malaysia
BCSD Ecuador
BCSD Brazil
Perú 2021
EFZ Zimbabwe
BCA Australia
BCSD Bolivia
FEMA Mozambique
WASIG W.Australia
BCSD Paraguay
BCSD South Africa
BCSD Argentina
New Zealand BCSD
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United Kingdom Industrial Symbiosis

• 1999 - BPS process introduced by US BCSD
• 2003 - 1 MM from provincial economic development
  agency
• 2006 - 17.5 MM from national environmental
  landfill tax
• From 3 to 90 practitioners
• 12 coordinated regions
• Governance academic, regulator, government,
  industry
• Approaching 6000 industry members in most sectors

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Key Achievements (audited)

• Apr 2005-June 2006
• 1,483,646 tonnes diverted from LF (Hazardous 29)
• 1,827,756 tonnes virgin materials saved
• 1,272,069 tonnes CO2 savings
• 386,775,000 litres potable water savings
• 36,080,200 additional sales
• 50,542,129 cost savings
• 790 jobs
• 42,128,889 private capital investment

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