Past work on industrial symbiosis (IS) includes a wealth of case studies across diverse
settings, including industrial estates, economic regions, and IS networks. Though this work …

Sharing and exchanging waste materials between industrial actors, a practice known as
industrial symbiosis (IS), has been identified as a key strategy for closing material loops …

Current industrial symbiosis (IS) research focuses to a large extent on either (1) how likely
different factors and conditions are to lead to the development of IS exchanges,(2) barriers to …

Industrial symbiosis (IS) employs a cross‐organizational perspective to seek synergistic
pairings of one company's waste output to another company's input, enabled by interfirm …

Industrial symbiosis (IS) uses a metaphor drawn from the natural ecosystem that 'nothing is
being wasted in nature'to suggest that one factory can use another factory's waste as its …

Industrial symbiosis (IS), one of the founding notions within the field of industrial ecology,
has diffused throughout significant parts of the world as a practice that can reduce the …

Industrial symbiosis (IS) is the process by which by‐products are revalorized and exchanged
among distinct business entities. The literature suggests that IS can bring financial, social …

Industrial symbiosis (IS) continues to raise the interest of researchers and practitioners alike.
Individual and haphazard attempts to increase linkages among co-located firms have been …

Although relatively under-studied, industrial symbiosis may be a particularly valuable type of
interfirm action for creating value under economic constraints, such as increased …

The concept of industrial symbiosis (IS) over the last 20 years has become a well‐
recognized approach for environmental improvements at the regional level. Many technical …