Systematic optimisation framework for a sustainable multi-owner palm oil-based complex

Tan, Yue Dian; Lim, Jeng Shiun; Andiappan, Viknesh; Alwi, Sharifah Rafidah Wan

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2022.125136

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“…For this reason, the material flow and the resource perspectives were included in the codification for the classification of articles (Table 1). Other concepts, identified as "production", "process", "model", "product", "energy", "environmental", "cost", and "value", among others, are related to the industrial production processes, the use of supplies, the energy required, and its impact on the environment and on industry costs [20,24,[30][31][32][33][34][35][36]. However, terms that could be related to the required investment or fiscal incentives, with technical aspects and required infrastructure, and above all, with organizational aspects such as knowledge, information exchange, trust, collaboration, and shared vision, were not identified.…”

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“…Giunta et al [31] developed a tool to find the optimum break-even point at which the cost of managing, transporting, and recovering materials would imply a minimum energy consumption and CO 2 output, matching the income from the sale of the products. Another tool that allows us to identify the optimal combination of economic benefits and cost savings based on different scenarios of collaboration and resource sharing using the business model as a persuasion tool and negotiation between companies was created by Tan Yue Dian et al [32]. Mulrow et al [34] presented exclusive plans of shared facility services that help with the success of industrial symbiosis.…”

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“…Simulation model that determines the optimal combination of transportation, resource sharing, collaboration, and business model with the greatest economic value for those involved [32].…”

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In recent years, companies have tried to implement various strategies focused on sustainability that impact the way they do business. This is how industrial symbiosis, which is a collaborative approach that favors the exchange of material, infrastructure, and energy resources that create economic and environmental benefits, arises. The implementation of industrial symbiosis is complex and requires collaboration and knowledge. Although there are empirical studies in countries where it has been developed, thus far, there has been no study integrating the advances in knowledge about industrial symbiosis. The main objective of this study is to become familiar with the current state-of-the-art industrial symbiosis and its business models in order to identify areas of opportunity and knowledge gaps. Through a bibliometric analysis and a systematic review of the literature, a codification of the dimensions and categories of the literature was carried out, identifying various tools, as well as theoretical models, simulation models, and business models designed to implement and evaluate a transition toward industrial symbiosis. The results indicate that the most studied variables are the material flow and the possible strategies that companies can adopt to move toward industrial symbiosis. However, there is still a need to go deeper into the study of cultural transformation, the ideal mechanisms to record and exchange information, and what negotiations are required to encourage collaboration.

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