Industrial Symbiosis and Land Use

Momirski, Lucija Ažman

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“…The Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia as one of the project partners also focused on IS issues for green growth and the circular economy. As a result, some issues were discussed and explored: the lack of integration of the IS concept in spatial development strategies, programs, and plans at the regional and local levels, illustrated by the example of Ljubljana [26]; land use inventory and management issues, both of which can contribute to a developed, holistic approach to IS [27]; and the possibilities of introducing IS in the city of Kranj in brownfield redevelopment, especially by improving the attractiveness of (partially) abandoned former industrial areas [28].…”

Section: Research On Is And/or Urs In Sloveniamentioning

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Urban Strategies Enabling Industrial and Urban Symbiosis: The Case of Slovenia

2021

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Industrial symbiosis (IS) recognizes the exchange of waste resources and by-products between companies that do not normally cooperate in resource exchange; on the other hand, urban symbiosis (UrS) recognizes the use of solid waste in cities as input sources for industries that do not normally accept these sources. It is difficult to realize both in a pre-planned process, and there are few successful initiatives based on the exchange of waste and energy. The main objective of this research is to find out whether there are urban strategies that support the emergence, existence and development of IS and/or UrS in Slovenia. National documents, networks, projects, programs, and national statistical sources were examined. The Integrated Sustainable Urban Development Strategies (ISUSD) for eleven cities and municipalities were reviewed against ten selected indicators. The main findings are that there is intense awareness raising on IS and UrS, and adequate overall legislative support, aligned with EU legislation. Nevertheless, there has been surprisingly less waste conversion to energy recovery since 2010. The reuse of by-products either for energy or new products is non-existent or negligible. Selected main urban strategies for cities in Slovenia are far from setting more concrete guidelines for the development of IS and/or UrS. In the future, more successful integration of IS and UrS is possible in the context of regeneration development of brownfield sites.

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Urban Strategies Enabling Industrial and Urban Symbiosis: The Case of Slovenia

2021

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“…Kalundborg is an industrial city that lies on the northwest coast of Zealand in Denmark (Momirski, 2019). Kalundborg is composed of (3).…”

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“…This symbiosis also included the surrounding residential uses by providing district heating and identifying certain protection zones to control urban growth and protect residential uses from merging with industries. (Momirski, 2019). Tianjin port on Bohai Bai, also it connected through a network of roads to the surrounding cities (Shi, Chertow & Song, 2009).…”

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“…As explained below, EIP represents a new form of urban composition based on collaboration and sharing. However, eventually it is a form of land development and in order to ensure practical transformation to this new trend of development it is essential to realize the role of urban planning in steering this process (Momirski, 2019). The Figure 6 TEDA Public Utilities IS, Source: (Shi, Chertow & Song, 2009) Figure 7 TEDA Industrial exchanges IS, Source: (Shi, Chertow & Song, 2009) urban planning process of EIPs is composed of three levels.…”

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“…Which means studying characteristics, needs and problems caused by different types of land use (industrial, agricultural, existing residential lands …etc.) in details in order to generate viable alternatives for land development decisions (Momirski, 2019). Urban planning for IS transformation should provide suitable and sufficient areas for industrial development while maintaining distances between industries within certain limits to keep the cost of by-product utilization lower than of raw materials.…”

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