Accelerating decarb through industry hubs – European lessons for Australia's industrial region
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Accelerating decarb through industry hubs – European lessons for Australia's industrial region

Explore how European industrial hubs are accelerating the decarbonisation of heavy industry through circular economy principles, cross-sector collaboration, and innovative policy approaches. Using examples including Sweden's HYBRIT project and Denmark's Kalundborg industrial symbiosis network, this webinar examines technological, economic and policy pathways that can inform sustainable industrial development in Australia. This presentation is part of the HILT CRC webinar series.

Manufacturing
Accelerating decarb through industry hubs – European lessons for Australia's industrial region
Manufacturing
HILT CRC
HILT CRC

Manufacturing

Accelerating decarb through industry hubs – European lessons for Australia's industrial region - Lecture by Professor Göran Roos

Full Code

MAN0106HIL205

Module Type

Webinar

Description

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What you will learn

• Explain how industrial hubs and cross-sector collaboration can support the decarbonisation of heavy industry.
• Describe the key technological, economic and policy factors influencing industrial decarbonisation across Europe.
• Identify the opportunities and challenges associated with low-emissions pathways in sectors such as steel, cement, chemicals and aluminium.
• Recognise the role of circular economy principles, infrastructure development and government support in enabling industrial transformation.
• Summarise key lessons from European industrial hubs that may inform decarbonisation strategies for Australia's industrial regions.

Module content
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Learning Outcomes

  • Is familiar with abatement technologies and best available techniques (BAT) for key emission sources.
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  • Reviews trends and identifies opportunities for air quality or emissions performance improvement.
    2

  • Collaborate with stakeholders to promote circular economy practices and sustainability goals.
    2

  • Collaborates with other industries and stakeholders to implement resource-sharing initiatives, such as utilising by-products from one industry as raw materials in another.
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  • Comprehends the potential environmental benefits, such as reduced waste generation and energy conservation, that can result from industrial symbiosis.
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