Enhanced energy and resource Efficiency and Performance in process industry Operations via onsite and cross-sectorial Symbiosis

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ABOUT

The EPOS project - Enhanced energy and resource Efficiency and Performance in process industry Operations via onsite and cross-sectorial Symbiosis - brings together 5 global process industries from 5 key relevant sectors: steel, cement, chemicals, minerals and engineering.

EPOS's main objective is to enable cross-sectorial Industrial Symbiosis (IS) and provide a wide range of technological and organisational options for making business and operations more efficient, more cost-effective, more competitive and more sustainable across process sectors.

For more information on the EPOS Toolbox and industrial symbiosis, take a look at the EPOS User Club.
https://epos.userecho.com

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Partners

ArcelorMittal

Belsim

CEMEX

CimArk

EPFL

Ghent University

INEOS

Korona

Omya

Quantis

Strane

Veolia

The research project receives funding from the European Community‘s Framework Programme for Research and Innovation Horizon 2020 (2014-2020) under grant agreement no. 679386. This work was supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) under contract number 15.0217. The opinions expressed and arguments employed herein do not necessarily reflect the official views of the Swiss Government.

OBJECTIVES

Background

Out of the community created by SPIRE covering industrial and research actors throughout Europe, the EPOS project brings together 5 global process industries from 5 key relevant sectors: steel, cement, chemicals, minerals and engineering. Together they represent 166 bn € in sales with 75% of their production located in Europe. The 5 industries joined forces with 2 excellent science institutes and 5 highly R&I minded SMEs, building the EPOS consortium with Ghent University as coordinator.

With the aim of reinforcing competitiveness of the EU industry, it is the ambition of the EPOS partners to gain cross-sectorial knowledge and investigate cluster opportunities using an innovative Industrial Symbiosis (IS) platform to be developed and validated during the project. The main objective is to enable cross-sectorial IS and provide a wide range of technological and organisational options for making business and operations more efficient, more cost-effective, more competitive and more sustainable across process sectors. The expected impact is clearly in line with the SPIRE roadmap - and sector associations, city councils (in the districts where EPOS is deployed), the SPIRE PPP as well as standardisation bodies are committed to participate in the EPOS transdisciplinary advisory board.

Structure

The EPOS project spans 48 months and its structure builds on activities that ensure the project challenge is addressed in an optimal way, including:

cross-sectorial key performance indicators
sector profiles and cross-sector markets
IS toolbox development
training and validation of the IS management tool in 5 clusters strategically located throughout EU (i.e. France, Poland, Switzerland and UK).

An entire work package is dedicated to define realistic business scenarios for the exploitation of the EPOS tool and the proven, overall cost-reducing IS cluster activities, in view of a wide uptake and a broad EPOS outreach.

ACTIONS

Work packages

The overall EPOS work plan is divided into 8 Work Packages (WPs):

WP1 defines & refines the project scope and its (de)limitations in view of the final goal: building an operational IS management tool and proving its efficacy and impact via case studies. The prime focus of this WP is on understanding the different sectors in view of extracting the potential for cross-sectorial collaboration and defining the system settings to reach this final goal.

WP2 aims at data collection and processing per sector in order to set a common baseline for each process industry and provide a harmonised sector blueprint for further improvement via cross-sectorial symbiosis. The prime focus in this WP is on building data capacity and knowledge per sector, setting a common sector reference situation, mapping the needs and prospects for clustering, drafting the potential for cross-sectorial symbiosis and selecting the KPI to reach this goal.

WP3 is the core of the EPOS project: it aims at the development of a generic tool for cross-sectorial symbiosis. The prime focus in this WP is on developing the methodology as well as a prototype tool(box) for analysing and optimising flexible energy use and material flow integration in cross-sectorial industry clusters.

WP4 aims at validation of the prototype tool, assessing its potential & impact, and paving the way to further transfer of the tool to other process-industry sites and cross-sectorial clusters. The prime focus in this WP is on testing and monitoring the tool performance by challenging the existing IS setting at the ArcelorMittal site (Dunkerque) into growth & cross-sectorial potential, including a thorough analysis of the tool's added value onsite and a deep impact & risk assessment.

WP5 focuses on the cross-sectorial testing of the IS tool and methodologies, challenging and proving their reproduction potential in different process sectors and for diverse IS activities. The prime focus in this WP is on proving the robustness of the tool in a cross-sectorial setting and integrating the methods that lead to cluster simulations.

WP6 aims to provide business scenarios for exploiting the IS tool as well as commercialising the generic solutions for cross-sectorial clustering. The prime focus in this WP is on developing business cases to ensure full use of the tool in process industry, next to generating business outlines for the implementation of symbiotic activities such as (waste) stream reuse, shared technology solutions, district heating or joint services.

WP7 covers the EPOS outreach. The prime focus of this WP is to provide training (tool) and learning (IS practice) to the partnership and beyond, as to ensure proper dissemination of the experience gained during EPOS, within the partners' clusters as well as outreaching to other (European) industries.

WP8 is reserved for the EPOS coordination and management. The prime focus of this WP is on optimising the organisation and timing of activities and resources, so that both scientific and strategic project goals can be fully achieved.

PARTNERS

The EPOS project brings together 5 global process industries, 5 highly R&I minded SMEs and 2 excellent science institutes.

Here is a list of the various partners of the EPOS project:

Ghent University (UGent) is a public university located in Ghent Belgium. It is one of the biggest universities in the Dutch-speaking region of Europe and distinguishes itself as socially committed, pluralistic and international.
ArcelorMittal is the world’s leading steel and mining company. Guided by a philosophy to produce safe, sustainable steel, it is the leading supplier of quality steel products in all major markets including automotive, construction, household appliances and packaging.
CEMEX is a global leader in the building materials industry and delivers cement and concrete in more than 50 countries. It is represented in the project by CEMEX Poland, from the production side, and the CEMEX CRG Switzerland, from the R&D side.
INEOS is a global manufacturer of petrochemicals, speciality chemicals and oil products. The INEOS R&D efforts include a broad range of projects focused on improving process efficiency at their production plants and developing new, more sustainable products for our customers
Omya UK is a leading supplier of white minerals and chemicals both in the UK and around the world as part of Omya AG, a multi-national based in Switzerland. Omya AG is a world leader in the manufacture of fillers and pigments derived from calcium carbonate.
Veolia R&I addresses various challenges such as conserving natural resources, limiting impact on natural environments, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and ensuring sustainable management of urban development.
EPFL is one of Europe’s most innovative and productive scientific institutions with more than 350 laboratories and research groups on campus. Ranked top 3 in Europe and top 19 worldwide, EPFL has attracted the best researchers in their fields.
Belsim is specialized in delivering solutions, consulting and software for energy management, production allocation/accounting, performance management, process optimization and loss management. They are mainly active in the oil and gas production, downstream refining and conventional and nuclear energy production, including energy production at industrial sites.
Strane Innovation is a start-up factory focusing on the sectors of sustainable development (energy, transport, water, environment, ICT and smart systems). As of January 2015, Strane is involved in 8 start-ups on micro-energy, mutualised trucks for logistics, public transport data crowdsourcing, energy autonomy of houses in rural areas, thermal assessment of heat in buildings, art co-creation, indoor positioning and satellite imaging.
Korona Power Engineering, Inc. is an independent and internationally operating power engineering and consulting company, with extensive long-term valuable experience, expertise and demonstrated track record in local and neighbouring markets in the region.
Quantis is a leading life cycle assessment (LCA) consulting firm specialized in supporting companies to measure, understand and manage the environmental impacts of their products, services and operations.
CimArk is a SME based in Sion (Switzerland). Focused on the innovation, it helps SMEs to improve their competitiveness and provides professional support. CimArk is also specialized in the communication and marketing domain.

ArcelorMittal	Belsim	CEMEX
CimArk	EPFL	Ghent University
INEOS	Korona	Omya
Quantis	Strane	Veolia

NEWS

EVENTS

OUTCOMES

Deliverables

Key EPOS deliverables are:

SWOT analysis of the EPOS sites and their cluster potential
Sector blueprints
Sectorial and cross-sectorial KPIs
Map of potential IS streams and activities
Technical methodology for cross-sectorial IS
Non-technical IS methodology & EPOS footprinter
EPOS toolbox
Generic IS assessment matrix
Simulated IS potential study per cross-sector
Generic simple & single management system for IS
Industrial symbiosis guide for conceptualising business relations
Policy recommendations to support industrial symbiosis activities in Europe
Course & manual for Osmose and EPOS tools

Communication Materials

	EPOS Poster	pdf, 2,97 Mb

	EPOS Poster (A0 Size)	pdf, 1,8 Mb

	EPOS Leaflet (4 Pages)	pdf, 7,64 Mb

--Deliverables

EPOS Deliverables - Public Documents

	DELIVERABLE 1.1 Preliminary SWOT analysis of the EPOS sites and their cluster potential	pdf, 105 Ko

	DELIVERABLE 1.2 Preliminary SWOT analysis of the EPOS sites and their cluster potential (II)	pdf, 89 ko

	DELIVERABLE 1.3 Preliminary SWOT analysis of the EPOS sites and their cluster potential (III)	pdf, 83 ko

	DELIVERABLE 1.4 Long-list of metrics and system setting for industrial symbiosis	pdf, 90 ko

	DELIVERABLE 1.5 Long-list of metrics and system settings for IS II	pdf, 84 ko

	DELIVERABLE 1.6 Long-list of metrics and system settings for IS III	pdf, 81 ko

	DELIVERABLE 2.1 Sectorial and cross-sectorial Key Performance Indexes (KPIs)	pdf, 95 ko

	DELIVERABLE 2.2 Map of potential IS streams and activities	pdf, 91 ko

	DELIVERABLE 2.3 Sector blueprints and virtual marketplaces	pdf, 376 ko

	DELIVERABLE 2.4 Sector reports on data collection	pdf, 90 ko

	DELIVERABLE 2.5 Sector blueprints and IS potential including cost benefits	pdf, 89 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.1 Technical metodology for cross-sectorial industrial symbiosis	pdf, 92 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.2 Non-technical IS methodology and EPOS footprinter 1	pdf, 89 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.3 Technology and management database for cross-sectorial industrial symbiosis	pdf, 725 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.4 Simple and single IS management tool	pdf, 81 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.5 Technical methodology for cross-sectorial IS II	pdf, 85 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.6 EPOS Tool Box	pdf, 90 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.7 EPOS Tool Box and IS tool	pdf, 79 ko

	DELIVERABLE 3.8 Non-technical IS methodology and EPOS footprinter (II)	pdf, 82 ko

	DELIVERABLE 4.1 Exemplary report on the ArcelorMittal District Cluster	pdf, 93 ko

	DELIVERABLE 4.2 Generic IS assessment matrix	pdf, 85 ko

	DELIVERABLE 4.3 Review generic IS assessment matrix	pdf, 83 ko

	DELIVERABLE 4.4 Overall cost reduction at AM Dunkirk demo site	pdf, 84 ko

	DELIVERABLE 4.5 Feed-back on ArcelorMittal Industrial Symbiosis data feed into EPOS tool	pdf, 96 ko

	DELIVERABLE 5.1 Checklist of criteria/conditions for successful industrial symbiosis	pdf, 411 ko

	DELIVERABLE 5.2 Simulated IS potential study per cross-sector (I)	pdf, 87 ko

	DELIVERABLE 5.3 Simulated IS potential study per cross-sector (II)	pdf, 195 ko

	DELIVERABLE 5.4 Generic IS validation scheme	pdf, 84 ko

	DELIVERABLE 5.5 Operational validation of the EPOS tool	pdf, 102 ko

	DELIVERABLE 6.1 EPOS tool market study	pdf, 199 ko

	DELIVERABLE 6.2 EPOS tool business scenarios	pdf, 81 ko

	DELIVERABLE 6.3 Industrial symbiosis guide for conceptualising business relations	pdf, 86 ko

	DELIVERABLE 6.4 Policy recommendations to support industrial symbiosis activities in Europe	pdf, 81 ko

	DELIVERABLE 6.5 Footprint calculation	pdf, 78 ko

	DELIVERABLE 6.6 Final exploitation activites report	pdf, 80 ko

	DELIVERABLE 7.2 Course & manual for Osmose and EPOS tools 1	pdf, 90 ko

	DELIVERABLE 7.3 Course & manual for Osmose and EPOS tools (II)	pdf, 80 ko

	DELIVERABLE 7.6 EPOS User Club	pdf, 77 ko

	... more to come soon. Stay connected!

--Publications

Insights

	INSIGHT #1 Market Study	pdf, 907 Ko

	INSIGHT #2 Analysis of 5 European industrial clusters	pdf, 1 Mb

	INSIGHT #3 Key performance indicators for industries	pdf, 654 Ko

	INSIGHT #4 Data collection in the industries	pdf, 683 Ko

	INSIGHT #5 Dunkirk: EPOS demo site	pdf, 715 Ko

	INSIGHT #6 Industrial Symbiosis in the Humber Region	pdf, 1,37 Mb

	INSIGHT #7 An introduction to virtual sector profiles	pdf, 837 Ko

	INSIGHT #8 Minerals Blueprint	pdf, 1,12 Mb

	INSIGHT #9 Industrial Symbiosis in the Fos-sur-Mer region (FR): ArcelorMittal (Fos-sur-Mer) and INEOS (Lavera) - Business Case 1, Naphthalened Gasoil	pdf, 1,7 Mb

	INSIGHT #10 Industrial Symbiosis in the Fos-sur-Mer region (FR): ArcelorMittal (Fos-sur-Mer) and INEOS (Lavera) - Business Case 2, Coke	pdf, 1,56 Mb

	INSIGHT #11 Generic industrial symbiosis validation scheme	pdf, 854 Ko

	INSIGHT #12 Steel Blueprint - A generic material and energy profile for steel plants (BF-BOF ROUTE)	pdf, 1,4 Mb

	INSIGHT #13 Industrial Symbiosis between minerals and paper	pdf, 1,5 Mb

	INSIGHT #14 Chemical Blueprint	pdf, 1,4 Mb

	INSIGHT #15 Cement Blueprint	pdf, 1,8 Mb

	INSIGHT #16 Industrial symbiosis in the Fos-Sur-Mer region (FR): "Neutral User" experience on energy integration	pdf, 1,21 Mb

	INSIGHT #17 Industrial symbiosis generic cases and EU impact potential	pdf, 844 Ko

	INSIGHT #18 Industrial symbiosis guide for conceptualising business relations	pdf, 878 Ko

	INSIGHT #19 Industrial symbiosis from a process industry perspective	pdf, 1017Ko

Conferences and Scientific Papers

Cervo, H., Ferrasse, J.H., Descales, B. and Van Eetvelde, G. (2020) Blueprint: A methodology facilitating data exchanges to enhance the detection of industrial symbiosis opportunities – application to a refinery. Chemical Engineering Science. Vol. 211. Article: 115254
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Bütün, H., Kantor, I., Maréchal, F. (2018) A heat integration method with location-dependent heat distribution losses. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering. 44: 1195-1200.
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Bütün, H., Kantor, I., Mian, A., Maréchal, F. (2018) A Heat Load Distribution Method for Retrofitting Heat Exchanger Networks. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering. 43: 1395-1400.
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Cervo H. et al. (2017) Virtual Sector Profiles for Innovation Sharing in Process Industry – Sector 01: Chemicals. In: Campana G., Howlett R., Setchi R., Cimatti B. (eds) Sustainable Design and Manufacturing 2017. SDM 2017. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 68. Springer, Cham
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Maqbool A.S., Piccolo G.E., Zwaenepoel B., Van Eetvelde G. (2017) A Heuristic Approach to Cultivate Symbiosis in Industrial Clusters Led by Process Industry. In: Campana G., Howlett R., Setchi R., Cimatti B. (eds) Sustainable Design and Manufacturing 2017. SDM 2017. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 68. Springer, Cham
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Bungener, S., Hackl, R., Van Eetvelde, G., Harvey, S., & Marechal, F. (2015). Multi-period analysis of heat integration measures in industrial clusters. Energy, 93, 220–234.
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Bungener, S. L. (2016). Energy Efficiency and Integration in the Refining and Petrochemical Industries. EPFL, Lausanne.
Bungener, S. L., Van Eetvelde, G., & Maréchal, F. (2016). Optimal Operations and Resilient Investments in Steam Networks. Frontiers in Energy Research, 4.
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Kermani, M., Kantor, I., & Maréchal, F. (2016a). Combined Water and Energy Integration in Industrial Processes with Restricted Connections. AIChE Annual Meeting, San Francisco, USA.
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Kermani, M., Kantor, I., & Maréchal, F. (2016b). Cross-sectorial mass and energy integration substantiating concepts of industrial symbiosis. ILMAC, Basel, Switzerland.
Méchaussie, E. M., Bungener, S. L., Maréchal, F., Eetvelde, V., & Martha, G. (2016). Methodology for streams definition and graphical representation in Total Site Analysis. 9th International Conference on Efficiency, Cost, Optimisation, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy Systems (ECOS).
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A.S. Maqbool, S. Ogé, G. Van Eetvelde (2017). A new business model for industrial symbiosis facilitator. NBM-17, Second International Conference on New Business Models, Graz
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B. Zwaenepoel, J. Baetens, G. Van Eetvelde, L. Vandevelde (2017). Assessing electrical flexibility in process industry. REMOO 2017, the 7th international energy conference & workshop.
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B. Zwaenepoel, J. I. Laveune, G. Van Eetvelde, L. Vandevelde (2017). Combining industrial backup generators to provide strategic reserve to the grid. REMOO 2017, the 7th international energy conference & workshop.
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S. Ogé, A. Bredimas (2017). Industrial Symbiosis: How to assess and link the multiplicity of business models ensued by a synergy? NBM-17, Second International Conference on New Business Models, Graz, Austria.
Lessard, L., Bengoa, X., Dettling J., Bredimas A., Ogé S., Maréchal F., Van Eetvelde, G. (2017). The EPOS project – Operationalizing cross-sectorial industrial symbiosis for the European industry. ISIE-ISSST joint conference. Chicago, USA.
A.S. Maqbool, G.E. Piccolo, B. Zwaenepoel and G. Van Eetvelde, (2016) Cultivating Industrial Symbiosis between Process Industries. Sustainability Conference, Utrecht (NL).
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Robineau, J.L. (2017) Investment planning of energy systems in an urban context. International Seminar on "Towards Smart Sustainable Cities – Integrated Approaches", Astana (KZ)
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Bütün, H., Kantor, I.D., and Maréchal, F. (2018). A heat integration method with multiple heat exchange interfaces. Energy. 152: 476-488
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Kermani, M., Wallerand, A.S., Kantor, I.D., and Maréchal, F. (2017) A Hybrid Methodology for Combined Interplant Heat, Water, and Power Integration. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering. 40: 1969-1974.
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Kantor, I.D., Wallerand, A.S., Kermani, M., Bütün, H., Santecchia, A., Norbert, R., Salame, S., Cervo, H., Arias, S., Wolf, F., Van Eetvelde, G., and Maréchal, F. (2018) Thermal profile construction for energy-intensive industrial sectors, 31st International Conference on Efficiency, Cost, Optimization, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy Systems.
Kantor, I., Maréchal, F. (2017) Comparison of standard economic evaluation methods with post-implementation data for energy efficiency projects, presented at WCCE10
Kantor, I.D., Pouransari, N., and Maréchal, F. (2018) A perspective on process integration. In: Resource efficiency of processing plants. 403-440
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Van Eetvelde, G. (2018) Industrial symbiosis. In: Resource efficiency of processing plants. 441-469.
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Ogé S., Bredimas A., (2018) Is industrial and territorial ecology a type of social innovation that is able to foster territorial development? In: Social Innovation in urban and regional development
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--Other Results

Reports

	Interim Report September 2015 to March 2017	pdf, 580 Kb

	Review of successful IS methods and systems for the steel industry March 2018	pdf, 4,25 Mo

	Review of successful IS methods and systems for the cement industry January 2019	pdf, 3,22 Mo

Generic Cases

	Case Watch 01: Waste fuel valorisation	pdf, 198 Kb

	Case Watch 02: CO₂ use for mineralisation	pdf, 176 Kb

	Case Watch 03: District heating	pdf, 172 Kb

	Case Watch 04: Energy optimisation	pdf, 177 Kb

	Case Watch 05: Wind power sharing	pdf, 158 Kb

	Case Watch 06: Coke valorisation	pdf, 156 Kb

	Case Watch 07: Solar power cogeneration	pdf, 170 Kb

	Case Watch 08: Industrial heat networks	pdf, 146 Kb

	Case Watch 09: Industrial water networks	pdf, 190 Kb

	Case Watch 10: Co-product valorisation (mineralisation)	pdf, 173 Kb

	Case Watch 11: Co-product valorisation (cement)	pdf, 164 Kb

	Case Watch 12: Demand side response	pdf, 168 Kb

	Case Watch 13: CO valorisation from steel	pdf, 144 Kb

	Case Watch 14: Industrial CO₂ capture and utilisation	pdf, 149 Kb

	Case Watch 15: Waste water treatment	pdf, 194 Kb

	Case Watch 16: Industrial CO₂ capture and utilisation	pdf, 157 Kb

	Case Watch 17: Waste plastic valorisation in steel	pdf, 169 Kb

	Case Watch 18: Solar heat in process industry	pdf, 150 Kb

	Case Watch 19: Steel slag valorisation	pdf, 155 Kb

	Case Watch 20: Waste plastic valorisation in cement	pdf, 165 Kb

	Case Watch 21: Hub for CO₂ upgrading	pdf, 197 Kb

Communication Materials

	EPOS Poster	pdf, 3,18 Mb

	EPOS Poster (A0 Size)	pdf, 1,8 Mb

	EPOS Leaflet (4 Pages)	pdf, 7,64 Mb

TECHNOLOGY WATCH

EPOS Technology Focus

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #01 December 2017 Waste Heat - Heat recovery, reuse and recycling (Part. 1)	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #02 January 2018 Waste Heat - Heat recovery, reuse and recycling (Part. 2)	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #03 February 2018 Electrical Energy - Storage technologies	pdf, 8 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #04 March 2018 Flue and process gases - Recovery and abatement of volatile organic and inorganic compounds (Part. 1)	pdf, 7 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #05 May 2018 Flue and process gases - Recovery and abatement of volatile organic and inorganic compounds (Part. 2)	pdf, 7 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #06 June 2018 Transport and supply chain optimisation - Transport technologies for industrial processes	pdf, 4 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #07 July 2018 Electrical Energy - Distributed (renewable) energy sources (Part. 1)	pdf, 8 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #08 August 2018 Flue and process gases - Carbon capture and storage or utilisation (Part. 1)	pdf, 7 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #09 October 2018 Solids - Solid waste pre-treatment techniques	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #10 November 2018 Wastewater and other liquids - Mechanical separation for water purification	pdf, 3 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #11 January 2019 Waste Heat - Heat to electricity techniques	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #12 February 2019 Solids - Metal waste treatment and recycling	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #13 May 2019 Wastewater and other liquids - Physicochemical treatment for water purification	pdf, 3 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #14 June 2019 Flue and process gases - Carbon capture and storage or utilisation (Part. 2)	pdf, 7 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #15 July 2019 Electrical Energy - Distributed (renewable) energy sources (Part. 2)	pdf, 7 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #16 August 2019 Solids - Gasification and Pyrolysis	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #17 September 2019 Wastewater and other liquids - Sludge treatment techniques	pdf, 3 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #18 November 2019 Solids - Incinerators	pdf, 5 Mo

	TECHNOLOGY FOCUS #19 December 2019 Wastewater and other liquids - Methanation techniques	pdf, 3 Mo