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Implementing Circular Economy Principles in Economic Activity Areas in Luxembourg

➢ The study and its authors ➢ Context – challenges ➢ Circular methodology ➢ Recommandations

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Dr. Paul Schosseler
• Dr. Jeannot Schroeder, Douglas Mulhall

Circular Economy Disruptions – Past, Present and Future University of Exeter, 19/6/2018

THE STUDY AND ITS AUTHORS

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CONTEXT - CHALLENGES

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Technological Innovations

Energy Transport Communication Urban space

THIRD INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

Preindustrial area

1st

industrial revolution

2nd

industrial revolution

3rd

ind. revol.

TIME

HOUSEHOLDS: 13% MOBILITY: 59%**

CONTEXT - CHALLENGES

MAIN CARACTERISTICS PER SECTOR

• Contribution to

Gross Added Value: in total
 42 Bn €/y

• Jobs (people x

1000)

• Final energy

consumption : 
 48’000 GWh/y

(Source: STATEC)

Construction

SERVICES

Finance / Insurance / Real Estate ICT

Transport / Logistics

Retail

INDUSTRY

Metals Gastronomie

Water / Energy / Waste

Health

* Non ECTS ** Energy consumption for mobility (59%) contains contributions from professionnal transport and logistics (national / international).

7% 32 17%* ~90% >200 11%

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THE LUXEMBOURG ECONOMY

CRADLE TO CRADLE (C2C)

➢ A POSITIVE vision, based on 3 principles

• 100% renewable energies
• Waste = food
• Celebrate diversity

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Biological cycle = Consumption Technological cycle = Service

CIRCULAR METHODOLOGY

➢ Holistic approach, taking into account the whole use cycle of

the Economic Activity Area

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DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION USE PHASE DE/RE- CONSTRUCTION

➢ A strongly segmented regulatory planning process

CIRCULAR METHODOLOGY

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Water Energy Materials Space People Planning Transport Sharing

➢ TOOLBOX: Qualitative and quantitative objectives

CIRCULAR METHODOLOGY

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Water Energy Materials Space People Planning Transport Sharing Resources Processes

CIRCULAR METHODOLOGY

Pilot project EAE Eselborn- Lentzweiler

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➢ A circular co-creation process

Make inventory of the existing Identify stakeholders Identify objectives of stakeholders Define generic and specific circular objectives Align stakeholder objectives with circular objectives

AGREE ON COMMON CIRCULAR OBJECTIVES

Define the implementation strategy Identify and adapt the tools Define measures and responsibilities Integrate measures and tools into a roadmap

➢ Accelerate the linear process

• Designate a pilot
• Apply and repeat the circular co-creation process
• Collect quality information

CIRCULAR METHODOLOGY

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RECOMMANDATIONS

➢ Identify and empower a pilot:

municipal syndicate SICLER

➢ Integrate in the (rural) context:

biodiversity, water management

➢ Densify: Multi-storey, above ground

parking, common chemicals and waste management

➢ Share: Renewable energies,

equipment

➢ Improve quality: Services to

employees and neighbours, mobility

➢ Anticipate reconstruction: adapt

building regulations

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Merci pour votre attention!

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