Industrial symbiosis (IS) is a collaborative environmental action whereby firms share or
exchange by-products, materials, energy, or waste as a way to economically reduce …

Industrial symbiosis (IS) has attracted the attention of practitioners and researchers since
1972, with its inception in an industrial park in Kalundborg, Denmark. IS involves …

Industrial symbiosis is increasingly acknowledged as a strategic tool for the realization of
industrial ecology and implementation of circular economy. Recently, industrial symbiosis …

Abstract The concept of Industrial Symbiosis (IS) has been emerged under the umbrella of
Industrial Ecology (IE), ensuring the reduction of the environmental deprivation through …

In order to achieve more effective and inclusive environmental and economic benefits, local
industrial symbiosis programs need to be expanded to a regional scale. Research on …

Previous bibliometric analyses of industrial symbiosis (IS) research have focused on a
limited body of literature owing to the scope of keyword searches or limitations of library …

This research investigates a new Australian industrial symbiosis network case (known as
ASPIRE) and the social relations of inter-organisation contact, as a precursor to a waste …

Industrial symbiosis has been identified as a strategy to increase resource efficiency, lower
carbon emissions and increase business growth. One type of industrial symbiosis is the …

Which factors influence enterprises' participation in industrial symbiosis (IS)? It has not been
studied well so far, which can be detrimental to IS development. The aims of this study are to …

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 …