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Urban agriculture will be necessary to feed the world's growing population as 80% will live in cities by 2050 and over 80% of suitable land is already used for crops. Vertical farming in urban areas uses less land and water while increasing yields. The Plantagon system recycles waste as inputs for organic food production in vertical greenhouses. It works with partners around the world to build sustainable indoor farms that can grow food locally with less emissions and transportation needs.
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1. Industrial Symbiosis on the
Island of H?ndel?
Michael Martin
Environmental Technology and Management
Link?ping University
2. Overview
? H?ndel?
? Industrial Symbiosis (H?ndel?-Norrk?ping)
? Bioenergy Complex
? Are there benefits?
? What if it was a fossil system?
? It can be better!
? Future Work
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14. Bioenergy on H?ndel?
? 210 Million Liters of Ethanol/year
¨C For low blending in Sweden (5% ethanol in gasoline)
? 500,000 Nm3 Biomethane
? 27,000 Tonnes Waste from Norrk?ping
? Heat and Electricity to Norrk?ping
World leading grain based ethanol producer
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16. Renewable Energy System
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? Heat and Electricity come from burning forest
industry wastes and municipal wastes
Other important aspects for system:
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? Biogas system receives ¡°hot¡± product
? Cereals primarily from region
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18. Integrated Case: Ethanol and
Biogas
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? Impacts from increasing by-product exchange
? Learn about modeling industrial symbiosis and
quantifying benefits
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29. IS & Biofuels
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? Many material and by-product exchanges
possible
? Biogas can be added to systems easily to
upgrade wastes/by-products
? Biofuel efficiency (energy & materials) can be
optimized by integration
? NO SUCH THING AS WASTES!
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31. More synergies/exchanges
? Replace fossil fuels with biofuels
? Pipelines-Reduced Transport
? Process optimization
? Increase type and amount substrates
? Introduce a biodiesel plant¡
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33. Future Applications of Research
? What happens both economically and
environmentally?
? How can ¡°benefits¡± and ¡°impacts¡± be quantified
using the Renewable Energy Directive (RED)
guidelines?
? What implications does the RED have for
industrial symbiosis?
? How can introduing biogas to the system
upgrade/upcycle materials and wastes?
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