The perfect match? 100 reasons why energy cooperation is not realized in industrial parks

Rodin, Valerie; Moser, Simon

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2021.101964

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“…A case study in Rawang Integrated Industrial Park in Malaysia, another developing country, points to a lack of commitment to waste management, absence of synergies between companies and lack of enforcement (Ong et al, 2021). Rodin and Moser (2021) studied energy cooperation among companies and included social and information barriers among those that most hinder the implementation and initialisation of synergy.…”

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Industrial symbiosis in Brazil: A systematic literature review

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This study describes how industrial symbiosis is reposed in studies dealing with the Brazilian context. This study was based on a systematic literature review in the Scopus and Web of Science databases, relying on the Prisma method and a research protocol. The results embrace quantitative and qualitative aspects such as the number of publications, the territorial scope of the studies, authors and keywords networks. The sample was also segregated into three categories, theoretical works, opportunities and formed networks, reporting the presence of industrial symbiosis in Brazil in the extant literature. The main contribution of this research is to aggregate the studies already published in the international literature, demonstrate how the IS is reported and how they can be expanded in territories or business cases not yet portrayed.

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Industrial symbiosis in Brazil: A systematic literature review

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“…41 Efforts of industrial energy cooperation have faced similar barriers. 139 This is even more prevalent in small and medium-size industries (SMI). Compared to larger enterprises, SMIs lack essential elements like process sub-metering, dedicated energy managers, and access to consultants to improve demand-side management efforts.…”

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“…Focus groups organized by researchers at LBNL concluded that lack of technical assistance was a notable deterrent for large electrical customers to participate in demand response programs 41 . Efforts of industrial energy cooperation have faced similar barriers 139 . This is even more prevalent in small and medium‐size industries (SMI).…”

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Grid‐responsive smart manufacturing: A perspective for an interconnected energy future in the industrial sector

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Powell

2022

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With the growing amount of renewable energy sources, the grid has become responsible for accounting for intermittency and the flexibility needed to utilize dynamic sources. Expensive peaking plants and energy storage systems have been proposed as ways to mitigate those problems. There is a large group of energy consumers that can respond to grid conditions. Historically, these consumers have been residential and commercial users, but with modern innovations and practices, industrial consumers have the potential to become a major player in this space. Grid‐responsive smart manufacturing can be used to utilize modern tools in manufacturing innovation as enablers for grid response. These modern tools already exist but are not widely used for industrial grid‐side energy management. This article defines grid‐responsive smart manufacturing, identifies five major barriers to its widespread implementation, and portrays the path to getting industrial users to be key players in grid stability and flexibility.

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“…Barriers reported in one geographic setting may differ significantly from those in another geographic location [33,44]. For instance, companies may have to conform to different regulatory frameworks depending on where they are located, which, in turn, may be more or less beneficial to IS network development [4,31,34,[45][46][47].…”

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The Importance of Individual Actor Characteristics and Contextual Aspects for Promoting Industrial Symbiosis Networks

2022

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Factors that affect and influence industrial symbiosis (IS) collaborations have been researched extensively in the literature, where they are mostly reported at a network level or for IS in general, and lack the individual actor’s perspective. This review article contributes to and expands knowledge of influencing factors and their effect on the individual actor. In a systematic review, guided by the PRISMA 2020 guidelines, this study reviews 53 scientific papers examining planned or existing IS networks. It examines literature from 1 January 2000 to 28 March 2022, and it identifies drivers, barriers, and enablers influencing actors to participate in IS. It explores whether and how the perception and impact of these factors differs depending on the characteristics of individual actors and their specific context. The main findings of this study reveal that an actor’s specific characteristics and the network’s context have a significant impact on decision making and how actors both perceive and are affected by factors influencing collaboration. Furthermore, an additional novel contribution to this field of research is that the study identifies three underlying and recurring considerations that actors appear to find critical, namely, perceived business opportunities/risks, regulatory and political setting, and potential inequalities in the network. The results show that an actor’s take on these critical considerations determines whether the actor is willing to engage in IS.

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The perfect match? 100 reasons why energy cooperation is not realized in industrial parks

Cited by 17 publications

References 62 publications

Industrial symbiosis in Brazil: A systematic literature review

Industrial symbiosis in Brazil: A systematic literature review

Grid‐responsive smart manufacturing: A perspective for an interconnected energy future in the industrial sector

The Importance of Individual Actor Characteristics and Contextual Aspects for Promoting Industrial Symbiosis Networks

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