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The dissemination and implementation of the Industrial Symbiosis projects in the Rotterdam Harbour and Industry Complex can be characterised by break-through projects on the basis of long-term industrial ecology projects.
The first 4-year Industrial Symbiosis programme started in 1994 and generated the basis for 15 projects that were further developed in a second 4-year programme that started in 1999 and merged into a 8-years Sustainable Enterprises programme in 2003. This development at the system level is created through the activities of individual organisation in a dynamic, loosely coupled network. The concept of sustainability capabilities is used to analyse the way in which these activities lead to the development of the system.
Location | Rotterdam (NL) |
Year | 2007 (November) |
Status | Final |
Language | EN |
Author(s) | Leo Baas, Frank Boons |
Keywords | industrial ecology, industrial symbiosis, utility sharing, stakeholder decision-making, breakthrough projects, sustainable enterprises, sustainability capabilities, The Netherlands |
Cite as | Baas L., Boons F. (2007). The introduction and dissemination of the industrial symbiosis projects in the Rotterdam Harbour and Industry Complex. In: International Journal of Environmental Technology and Management, vol. 7(5/6), p. 551-577. |