cleaner production center and the montreal protocol

CLEANER PRODUCTION CENTRE OF SERBIA CLEANER PRODUCTION CENTRE OF SERBIA

AND MONTREAL PROTOCOLAND MONTREAL PROTOCOL

ECA network meeting, Belgrade, Serbia, May 2011

NCPC SERBIA INAUGURATION

• The CPC is inaugurated on October 11, 2007 during 6th Ministerial Conference“Environment for Europe”, Belgrade


“Environment for Europe”, Belgrade

ContextClimate

change

Jobs

Resource


Pollution, chemicals and waste

Productivity and competitiveness

Resource

Use

Cleaner Production

– Continuous application of an integrated preventive environmental strategy

to processes, products and services to increase efficiency and reduce risks

to humans and environment

complexity of environmental issueslow high


UNEP (1994), Government Strategies for Cleaner Production, United Nations Environment Programme, Paris

PollutionDispersion

PollutionControl

Recycling

PollutionPrevention

environmentalpreference

1960 1980 1990

Cleaner Productionand Eco-Efficiency

high

low

SustainableDevelopment

Van Berkel (2007), Cleaner Production and Eco-Efficiency, in International Handbook for Environmental Technology Management

CPC Serbia, Belgrade

Technical Assistance and In-plant

Assessments

Training

CP Technology and Investment Promotion

Information Dissemination

CP Policy Advice

MAIN SERVICES AND

TARGET INDUSTRIES


CP Policy Advice

Chemical Leasing (ChL)

IPPC consulting

Waste management

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

All industry sectors, focus on chemical,

metalworking and food-processing industry

Target industries:

Serbian CPC have not been involved directly in MP

implementation but the key advantages of CPCs

that would facilitate MP implementation at the

national level include:

• excellent rapport with local industries, governments and academia

and other stakeholders;


and other stakeholders;

• ability to adjust and adopt environmental strategies to suit the

local conditions, the culture and manufacturing practices of their

country; and

• support of national and inter-CPC networks of qualified

professionals.

PARTICIPATING COMPANIES


PARTICIPATING COMPANIES – continued...


MEETING WITH COMPANY’S MANAGEMENT

AND WORKERS


MODUL 1: WORKSHOPS


MODUL 2: COMPANY VISITS


MODUL 3: EVALUATION AND OPTION IMPLEMENTATION


BEFORE AFTER

FINAL CONFERENCE AND AWARD CEREMONY


RESULTS:

•So far, (2006-2010) total of 42 companies participated

with about 8,000 employees

•54 NE trained and certified


•54 NE trained and certified

•Average savings per company: 100,000 EUR/year

•Average decrease of water consumption: 50,000 m3/year

•Average decrease in electrical power consumption: 500

MWh/year

•Average decrease in CO2 emission: 500 t/year

CHEMICAL LEASING – BUSINESS MODEL FOR

SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF CHEMICALS


Chemical Leasing in a nutshell

Chemical Leasing is a service-oriented business model. It suggests new forms of payments for chemicals that direct the economic interests of all partners towards process optimisation and reduction of chemicals consumption.

Principle

EconomicEnvironmental

Cost reduction/ added value for all involved partners

Reduction of emissions/wasteObjectives/ Benefits


air pollutionwater pollution

waste load

CostsUsers

Costs chemical producer

Costsothers

≈

Chemical user

Equipment/plant supplier

Recycling/disposal companies

OthersActors Chemical supplier/producer

Chemical Leasing: MotivationsTraditional business models:

Contradictory motivations

Chemical leasing models:

Bundled motivations


Material(costs, volume)

supplier

"the more the better"

consumer

"less is more"

Delivery of goods

Life cycle costs(material, work, waste

management)

supplier consumerDelivery of services

"less is more" "less is more"

FACTORY OF ROLLING BEARINGS AND CARDAN SHAFTS (FKL) - SAFECHEM

The chemical will be substituted

Process will be optimized


Process will be optimized

CLEANING OF METAL PARTS BY

TRICHLOROETHYLENE


THE UNIT OF PAYMENT

NUMBER OF

WORKING HOURS

of the cleaning equipment


of the cleaning equipment

EXPECTED RESULTS

• The best practice risk management which is a unique state-of-the art closed loop delivery system

• Consumption of carcinogenic solvent should be 60% less while there is no solvent emissions and lifespan of the product is significantly increased


no solvent emissions and lifespan of the product is significantly increased

• Better occupational health and safety, as the cleaning system will be completely closed

• Waste take-back and recovery

Regional RECP Network:


Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Montenegro, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Macedonia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan

CONCLUSION:

•CPC SERBIA SUPPORTS MANUFACTURING SECTOR

•PERFORMED OVER 50 CPA

•IMPLEMENTING PROJECT “CHEMICAL LEASING”

•INCLUDING HPMP SUPPORT IN CPC PORTFOLIO BASED ON


THE EXPERIENCE AND NETWORK WE HAVE WITH THE

INDUSTRY SECTOR.

•POTENTIAL AT THE REGIONAL LEVEL AS A MEMBER OF

UNIDO/UNEP RECP Net

Thank you for your attention!!!


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