Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8104358 | Journal of Cleaner Production | 2015 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
This paper describes the assessment framework, the ideas behind it, its components and the process of carrying out the assessment. The first part provides a structured overview of the options for improvement for the cement industry in general, while the second part is a case-specific application for Cluster West, providing information about the feasibility for different categories of measures that can reduce the CO2 emissions. The overall impression from the project is that the framework was successfully established and, when applied, facilitated strategic discussions and decision-making. Such frameworks can be utilized to systematically assess hundreds of different measures and identify the ones most feasible and applicable for implementation, within the cement industry but also possibly in other sectors. The results demonstrated that even in a relatively synergistic and efficient production system, like Cluster West, there are opportunities for improvement, especially if options beyond “production efficiency” are considered.
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Authors
Roozbeh Feiz, Jonas Ammenberg, Leenard Baas, Mats Eklund, Anton Helgstrand, Richard Marshall,