The Industrial Symbiosis at Kalundborg, Denmark



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The Industrial Symbiosis at Kalundborg, Denmark John Kryger Head of Institute The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 1

Kalundborg Symbiosis The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 2

THE INDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS The Industrial Symbiosis at Kalundborg is a resource and environmental network, consisting of twenty-some bilateral, commercial agreements between five industries, two waste handling companies and the utilities department of the municipality. The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 3

Industrial Symbiosis Industrial Symbiosis was relatively new in the 1960-ties and is common know-ledge to-day. The systematic use of the Industrial Symbiosis concept as i Kalundborg is still not common practise in other industrial parks. Not in Denmark or world wide. The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 4

WHY KALUNDBORG? The industrial potential existed: Several large industries Limited physical distances A good fit The economic incentive existed There were no legal barriers The communication was good The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 5

The Members Asnæs Power Station The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 6

Symbiosis Activities Three types of projects: Recycling of water: Exchange of energy: Recycling of waste products: 12 Projects 6 Projects 8 Projects + The Symbiosis Institute The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 7

TOTAL SYMBIOSIS SYSTEM 2007 Lake Tissø 1 Surface water 1961 The Municipality of Kalundborg Waste water treatment 19 Sludge 1998 RSG 90 Fertilizer industry 13 Sulphur 1990 Fertilizer 2001 Statoil Refinery 3 Surface water 1973 24 Sea water 2007 9 Steam 1982 11 Cooling water 1987 14 Tech.water 1991 7 Heat 1981 Asnæs Power Station Purification of water 10 Surface water 1987 8 Steam 1982 17 Waste water 1995 22 Water 2004 Novozymes 23 Alkoholic Residue 2006 Novo Nordisk Re-use basin 18 Drain water 1995 21 Deionized water 2002 6 Heat 1980/89 5 Fly ash 1979 Fish farm 12 Yeast slurry 1989 4 Biomass/ NovoGro 1976 16 Gypsum 1993 Cement industry Pig farms Farms Gyproc The Symbiosis Institute 1996 Collaboration with The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute KARA/Noveren 8

CHRONOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT Tissø water Gas I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 The name Industrial Symbiosis The Symbiosis Institute The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 9

Industrial Symbiosis What has been achieved? Environmental aspects Economic aspects Social aspects The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 10

Environmental aspect Resource savings. Examples: Ground water... 1,9 mill. m3/year Surface water 1,0 mill. m3/year Natural gypsum. 200,000 ton/year Oil 20,000 ton/year Reduction of NOx and SOx emissions. Reductions of COD and BOD emissions. The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 11

Environmental aspect Future potential savings: Additional water savings of > 200.000 m 3 by recycling of steam condensate CO 2 reductions through efficient use of energy surplus and increased use of bio-mass as secondary fuel Involve SME s (non-members) in the symbiosis network increase energy, waste and rawmaterial efficiency The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 12

Economic aspects Economic Results: Total investments in 18 projects: ~ 75 mio. US$ Annual savings: > 15 mio. US$ Total savings until 2000: ~ 180 mio. US$ The economic results is much better to-day! The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 13

Social aspects Examples of spin-off effects: Establishing of the Industrial Development Board of the Kalundborg Region Increased collaboration between neighbour municipalities in the region Collaboration in other issues, such as safety, training, human resources Added benefit to establish new production facilities in Kalundborg The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 14

Long Term Potential Improve the Kalundborg results Extend the Symbiosis Network to other regions in Denmark New innovative symbiosis projects e.g. use of alternative energy sources (biomass biogas solar and wind) R&D in new technologies for improved synergy and ZERO waste. Export of experiences and know-how world wide The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 15

What makes Industrial Symbiosis a success? What is needed to implement, successfully, symbiosis among private industries? Awareness Willingness Feasibility The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 16

Lessons learnt Systems makes it possible People makes it happen! The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 17

Power Station The Symbiosis Activities Kalundborg Symbiosis Institute 18