1 INTRODUCTION Arise is the knowledge network at University of Twente which focus is on innovation and advanced research in sustainability and energy. The Arise Symposium aims to be a highly interactive event for both seasoned experts as well as entry-level professionals and students. This symposium provides a unique opportunity to meet, share and discuss circularity in the field of design-research for sustainability and energy, in a timely and influential forum. The symposium featured three excellent plenary speakers, namely Prof. Jacqueline Cramer from Copernicus Institute at Utrecht University, Prof. Otto During and Prof. Toshio Hirota. The symposium’s parallel sessions were divided into four modules, each focusing on a different persepctive within the circular economy. These persepctives included researchers, designers, companies and policy makers. Each module showcased ongoing work in the field of circularity, with speakers from public and private sectors and were supported by creative discussions. FULL REPORT: CIRCULARITY THROUGH DESIGN THE 2018 ARISE SYMPOSIUM BY ANGELE REINDERS & JOSEPH WAGAR
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INTRODUCTION
Arise is the knowledge network at University of Twente which focus is on
innovation and advanced research in sustainability and energy. The Arise
Symposium aims to be a highly interactive event for both seasoned experts as
well as entry-level professionals and students. This symposium provides a unique
opportunity to meet, share and discuss circularity in the field of design-research
for sustainability and energy, in a timely and influential forum.
The symposium featured three excellent plenary speakers, namely Prof.
Jacqueline Cramer from Copernicus Institute at Utrecht University, Prof. Otto
During and Prof. Toshio Hirota.
The symposium’s parallel sessions were divided into four modules, each focusing
on a different persepctive within the circular economy. These persepctives
included researchers, designers, companies and policy makers. Each module
showcased ongoing work in the field of circularity, with speakers from public and
private sectors and were supported by creative discussions.
FULL REPORT: CIRCULARITY THROUGH DESIGN THE 2018 ARISE SYMPOSIUMB Y A N G E L E R E I N D E R S & J O S E P H WA G A R
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FULL REPORT: CIRCULARITY THROUGH DESIGN THE 2018 ARISE SYMPOSIUMP R O G R A M S C H E D U L E
ELMA DURMISEVICREVERSIBLE BUILDING DESIGN – TOOLS AND PROTOCOLSU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
DEVRIM YAZANINDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS AS A CATALYZER OF CIRCULAR ECONOMIC BUSINESS MODELSU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
JULI NURDIANIDENTIFYING THE INDICATORS OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY FOR CITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ; AN INTERPRETATION OF TYPOLOGY OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND OTHER MAINSTREAM CONCEPTSU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
MARC VAN DER BERGHOW DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS CREATE NEW LIFEU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
KUNAIFI KUNAIFISTAND-ALONE HYBRID POWER SUPPLY OPTIONS FOR A REMOTE ISLAND IN INDONESIAU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
BART VAN BEERSTESTING AND RISK PROFILING OF SUSTAINABLE AND BIO-BASED TECHNOLOGIES. HOW TO BRING NEW TECHNOLOGIES SUCCESSFULLY IN A COMPETITIVE MARKETI N G E N I A C O N S U L TA N T S & E N G I N E E R S
WORKSHOP: PIETER VAN OSCREATING BUSINESS THROUGH CIRCULAR DESIGNC I R C O
WIM DE JONGDIFFERENT WAYS TO THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY – A COMPANY PERSPECTIVE BY TWENCET W E N C E
RESEARCHER’S PERSPECTIVE
COMPANIES’ PERSPECTIVE
DANIEL POOLENHOW TO HELP SOCIETY AS A SUSTAINABILITY / CIRCULAR ENGINEERR O YA L D U T C H S O C I E T Y O F E N G I N E E R S
DESIGNER’S PRESPECTIVE
WOUTER EGGINK101 WAYS DESIGN CAN CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINABILITY AND CIRCULARITY IN SOCIETYU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
EPPE LUKENCROSS-OVER PROGRAM FOR ENERGY, CREATIVE INDUSTRY AND ICTR V O / E C O N O M I C A F FA I R S
ERICK WUESTMANCIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF CIRCLES AND CIRKELSTADC I R C L E S A N D C I R K E L S TA D
MARTIJN KERSEN & KORNELIS JORNACIRCULAR ECONOMY AND THE ROLE OF THE PROVINCE OF OVERIJSSEL – WITH EXAMPLES OF CASES IN PLASTIC INDUSTRYSUSTAINABILITY AND ENERGYO O S T N L
JAN EGBERTSENTHE AMSTERDAM PORT AS A LIVING LAB FOR INNOVATIONS IN ENERGY TRANSITION AND CIRCULAR ECONOMYP O R T O F A M S T E R D A M
YORAM KROZERCIRCULAR ECONOMY; IT IS ABOUT FOSTERING QUALITY IN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTIONU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E / J Y O T H I I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y / S U S TA I N A B L E I N N O VAT I O N S A C A D E M Y
MELANIE BRAAMHAARAPPLYING FOR H2020-GRANTS: THE POLICY MAKER PERSPECTIVEU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
POLICY MAKER’S PRESPECTIVE
ANGÈLE REINDERSDESIGNING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMYU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E / A R I S E
VICTOR VD CHIJSOPENING OF SYMPOSIUM P R E S I D E N T, U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
JACQUELINE CRAMERTHE UNPLANNED PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN PRACTICEU T R E C H T S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y I N S T I T U T E / U T R E C H T U N I V E R S I T Y
OTTO DURINGEU PROJECT RE4 AND STRATEGIES FOR UTILIZING RICE HUSK AS CEMENTOUS BUILDING MATERIAL FOR REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONSR I S E R E S E A R C H I N S T I T U T E S O F S W E D E N / B U I L T E N V I R O N M E N T / C B I S W E D I S H C E M E N T A N D C O N C R E T E R E S E A R C H I N S T I T U T E
TOSHIO HIROTAPHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ENERGY FOR TRANSPORTATIONWA S E D A U N I V E R S I T Y
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VICTOR VD CHIJSP R E S I D E N T, U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Since October 1, 2013, Van der Chijs is the President of the Executive Board of the University of Twente, the highest managing body of this university of technology. He holds various supervisory and advisory positions. Van der Chijs has advised the government of the Netherlands in a range of areas such as international trade, innovation, and creative industries.
In 2014, Van der Chijs and Minister of Education Jet Bussemaker officially opened the DesignLab, which includes the Classroom of the Future. The DesignLab is a creative and cross-disciplinary ecosystem connecting science and society through design. It aims to change the design process and promotes a novel approach to multidisciplinary research and cooperation with business.
JACQUELINE CRAMERTHE UNPLANNED PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN PRACTICEU T R E C H T U N I V E R S I T Y
Prof. dr. Jacqueline Cramer is strategic advisor of the Utrecht Sustainability Institute/Utrecht University and member of the Amsterdam Economic Board, particularly in charge of the circular economy. Moreover, she is director of the consultancy firm ‘Sustainable Entrepreneurship; strategy and innovation consulting’.
Before she was Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment for the Labour Party (February 2007 – February 2010). Her background is primarily related to industry, working as a consultant for many years with more than 150 companies on the implementation of sustainable entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility. Moreover, she worked as part-time professor since 1990.
She was and still is member of various (inter) national advisory boards of the government, industry and non-profit organisations.
TOSHIO HIROTAPHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ENERGY FOR TRANSPORTATIONWA S E D A U N I V E R S I T Y
Dr. Toshio Hirota is Guest Professor of Environmental Research Institute, Waseda University, Japan, since 2008. He is engaged in research on technologies for electric vehicles such as lithium-ion batteries, fuel cells, electric power-trains and vehicle applications.
He worked for Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. from 1972 to 2014, and was engaged in R&D on advanced technologies for automobiles which include low emission gasoline engines, alternative fuel engines, fuel cell vehicles and battery electric vehicles. In 2017, he was approved as an operating agent of Task17’PV and Transport’ by PVPS, IEA
OTTO DURINGEU PROJECT RE4 AND STRATEGIES FOR UTILIZING RICE HUSK AS CEMENTOUS BUILDING MATERIAL FOR REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONST H E S W E D I S H C E M E N T A N D C O N C R E T E R E S E A R C H I N S T I T U T E ( C B I )
Dr. Otto During is a researcher in built sustainable concrete environment at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden/Built Environment/CBI Swedish Cement and Concrete Research Institute.
Before he was Climate and Energy adviser at K-Konsult Energy (2008-2010), coordinating energy efficiency programs for authority’s and developing strategic tools for energy efficiency for Swedish Housing. He also has experience working as Development Manager at Respect Europe (2006-2008), developing calculating tools for climate neutral products and companies.
Moreover, he Lectured in Industrial Ecology at Royal Institute of Technology (1994-2006) where he was responsible for courses in environmental management, LCA, environmental communication, environmental effects and strategies, and environmental legislation.
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Toshito discusses his concepts
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RESEARCHERS PERSPRECTIVEMARC VAN DER BERGHOW DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS CREATE NEW LIFEU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Marc van den Berg is a PhD student focusing on coordination, collaboration and communication mechanisms within a circular construction industry. Through working closely with industry and drawing on theoretical insights from related fields (including Building Information Modeling, logistics and design thinking), he aims to provide answers to the urgent questions that this industry faces.
ELMA DURMISEVICREVERSIBLE BUILDING DESIGN – TOOLS AND PROTOCOLSU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Dr. Elma Durmiševic, Head of EU Research Group Reversible Buildings at University of Twente, head of 4D Architects office in Amsterdam, executive board member of Dutch Building Innovation Platform Boosting and jury member for the Dutch Building award 2016 and 2017. founder of Laboratory for Green Transformable Buildings in the Netherlands, and Green Design Centre for South East Europe.
Elma Durmiševic holds a PhD at the Delft University of Technology on Transformable Building Structures, and Design for Disassembly. As associate professor at the University of Twente Durmisevic developed a master program for dynamic and sustainable buildings that introduced green engineering in industrial design of architecture. Durmisevic Initiated a consortium for the development and construction of a Green Transformable Building Laboratory in The Netherlands, is a member of number of juries and scientific comities, reviewer of scientific books and journals, was a project leader of number of innovation projects and has developed innovative building systems and measurement tools for sustainable architecture and construction.
DEVRIM YAZANINDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS AS A CATALYZER OF CIRCULAR ECONOMIC BUSINESS MODELS U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Devrim Murat Yazan is an assistant professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Business Information Systems. With a background of industrial engineering, he holds a Ph.D. degree in Advanced Production Systems from Interpolytechnic School of Doctorate (Polytechnics of Bari-Turin-Milan, Italy, 2010) in the field of Innovation Management and Product Development. His field of research expertise includes sustainable supply chain management, development of sustainable business models, industrial symbiosis networks, and decision support for circular economic business development. He joined University of Twente’s Biofuels Platform at the Twente Centre for Technology and Sustainable Development in 2011. He has been coordinating the research and international networking of the Biofuels Platform since then. In 2014-2015, upon winning a research grant from Sardinia Autonomous Government, he was involved in a regional research project on the sustainability analysis of a bio-refinery supply chain and its role for regional development, in Green Pole industrial zone in Sardinia (Italy).
KUNAIFI KUNAIFISTAND-ALONE HYBRID POWER SUPPLY OPTIONS FOR A REMOTE ISLAND IN INDONESIA.U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Kunaifi has been as an academic staff for the Department of Electrical Engineering at UIN Suska Riau University in Indonesia since 2013. His research areas fall into renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainability. In 2012 he cofound the Energy Research Group (EnReach) at UIN Suska Riau University and served as its chairman for four years. His past works relate to village electrification road-mapping, renewable energy potential assessments, photovoltaic (PV) system feasibility studies, electrification options for remote islands, and renewable energy stakeholder engagement. Kunaifi holds an MSc in Renewable Energy from Murdoch University Western Australia and is currently doing a PhD research at the University of Twente in the theme of PV system applications in Indonesia.
JULI NURDIANIDENTIFYING THE INDICATORS OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY FOR CITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ; AN INTERPRETATION OF TYPOLOGY OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND OTHER MAINSTREAM CONCEPTS U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Juli Nurdiana is a doctoral student at the University of Twente. She studied Industrial Engineering in Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology, Indonesia and completed the Masters of Environmental and Energy Management at Twente University, The Netherlands and the masters of Sustainable management in Curtin University of Australia. Juli Nurdiana is academic at the Mulawarman University, Indonesia, she teaches on waste management, drinking water management and cleaner production for SMEs for undergraduate students at the Environmental Study Program. She has been involved in agricultural research projects in relation to zero waste and sustainable agriculture for tropical areas. As a scholar, she is currently pursuing her Ph.D, and her main interests are; “zero waste management” and “circular economy” with an emphasis on stakeholder participation, policy and governance.
DESIGNERS PERSPECTIVEWOUTER EGGINK101 WAYS DESIGN CAN CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINABILITY AND CIRCULARITY IN SOCIETYU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E , D E P T. D E S I G N , P R O D U C T I O N A N D M A N A G E M E N T
Dr. Ir. Wouter Eggink is a design professional and assistant professor at the University of Twente, especially interested in the relationships between design, technology, and society. He is coordinator of the master programme Human Technology Relations. In his research Eggink explored the application, integration and dissemination of sustainable energy technologies through product design. His research approaches these subjects both from a Design History perspective and through Design for the Future, supported by Scenario Planning.
ANGÈLE REINDERSDESIGNING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY – THE ENERGY PERSPECTIVEU N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E , A R I S E
Angèle Reinders is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Engineering Technology of University of Twente and an Emeritus Professor at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering of Delft University of Technology. Her design-driven research focuses on system integration and product development in the framework of sustainability and renewable energy technologies in the context of living, working and mobility. Her research projects take place in the field of performance and user acceptance of Smart Grids and the design of PV applications like PV systems, PV powered boats, building and product integrated PV. At present she is involved in the development of NWA’s route on the Circular Economy and she has set up the research network ARISE on sustainability and energy at University of Twente. Adding to this, she is teaching at a master level in the Studies of Industrial Design Engineering and Sustainable Energy Technology at University of Twente, and she is supervising PhD students and postdocs. She has published more than 100 papers, edited two books and is a co-founding editor of the IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics. She has a vast international experience and stayed for her projects at Fraunhofer ISE (Germany), World Bank (US), ENEA (Italy), Jakarta and Papua (Indonesia) and the Centre for Urban Energy (Canada) for her research. She holds a Master title in Physics and completed a PhD in Chemistry from Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
COMPANIES PERSPECTIVEBART VAN BEERSTESTING AND RISK PROFILING OF SUSTAINABLE AND BIO-BASED TECHNOLOGIES. HOW TO BRING NEW TECHNOLOGIES SUCCESSFULLY IN A COMPETITIVE MARKET I N G E N I A C O N S U L TA N T S & E N G I N E E R S
In the past decade, many new technologies have been developed for the production of bio-based materials and the generation of renewable energy. However, in practice it appears that often problems arise, resulting in major start-up problems and some of them even never recover from this period. How can this kind of problems be solved?
Bart van Beers is senior consultant at INGENIA and is specialised in Technology Investment Risk Profiling. He will show, based on some examples, the success and failure factors of projects with new sustainable technologies. This includes not only technologies but also economic, financial, market rivalry and legal issues are found to be critical for a successful market introduction.
INGENIA is an innovative and independent consulting and engineering firm in the field of renewable energy and the environment. Ingenia is specialised in upgrading (organic) residual materials to energy and bio-products and cost-effective emission reduction. The expertise of Ingenia consists of bio- and chemical process technology, energy technology and flue gas emissions. Ingenia focusses on an integrated approach of sustainable energy & environment, novel technologies and costs & business aspects.
Download Bart’s presentation here.
WIM DE JONGDIFFERENT WAYS TO THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY – A COMPANY PERSPECTIVE BY TWENCET W E N C E
MARIJN KERSEN & KORNELIS JORNACIRCULAR ECONOMY AND THE ROLE OF THE PROVINCE OF OVERIJSSEL – WITH EXAMPLES OF CASES IN PLASTIC INDUSTRYO O S T N L
Martijn Kerssen is project leader of circular economy and innovation within the Province of Overijssel. He has a track record in innovation and industry working for several industry associations. First setting up the Innovation services for the Defence and Security Association (NIDV) and later as cluster manager built environment at FME (manufacturers association).
Kornelis Jorna is project manager Circular Economy at the regional development Agency Oost NL. Kornelis provides business support to (SME) companies in Overijssel towards a more Circular Economy. Kornelis holds an MSc in both Business Administration (Amsterdam Business School) as Environmental Sciences (Wageningen University) and has 10 years’ experience as environmental consultant for SME’s and Industrial companies.
Daphne introduced the Science2Design4Society method to the audience.
This method was used during the workshops that were planned in the afternoon to
develop ideas about sustainability and design in urban environments.
POLICY MAKERS PERSPECTIVEJAN EGBERTSENTHE AMSTERDAM PORT AS A LIVING LAB FOR INNOVATIONS IN ENERGY TRANSITION AND CIRCULAR ECONOMYP O R T O F A M S T E R D A M
Jan Egbertsen (1964) has an MBA for management and logistics from the Technical University Twente in the Netherlands. After working for Akzo Nobel as project manager strategy he worked as business consultant for the development of business cases for start-ups and small and medium sized companies.
Since 1994 Jan works for the Port of Amsterdam. He started as Project Manager Strategy and was Manager Marketing since 2000. At the moment he is Manager Innovation at the department for Strategy & Innovation with a focus on circular economy, energy transition, sustainable transport and logistics.
Jan is married and has a son. One of his hobbies is painting and photography.
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YORAM KROZERCIRCULAR ECONOMY; IT IS ABOUT FOSTERING QUALITY IN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTIONC T S M G O V E R N A N C E A N D T E C H N O L O G Y F O R S U S TA I N A B L E D E V E L O P M E N T, U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E
Yoram Krozer (1953) received MsC in biology and MA in Economics at the University of Utrecht, Business Administration at InHolland, and PhD in Economics at the University of Groningen. His work started at non-governmental organisations, then shifted to industries, and he directed the Institute for Applied Environmental Economics – TME. After thirty years in the private sector he joined the University of Twente as director of the Cartesius Institute, Institute for Sustainable Innovations of the Netherlands Technical University. He is now associated professor at the CSTM at the University of Twente, professor at the Jyothi Institute of Technology, Honorary Fellow at the Melbourne University and Director of the Sustainable Innovations Academy. His work on the economics of sustainable development covers products, software, masters and vocational courses, about hundred papers and two books “Innovations and the Environment” and “Theories and Practices on Innovations for Sustainable Development”.
