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Why industrial transition stalls and how to move it forward

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By Charlie Tan, Jörgen Sandström
| World Economic Forum
Industrial transition is often constrained less by technology than by coordination across value chains. The Global Impact Coalition (GIC), initially incubated at the World Economic Forum, shows how focused collaboration can move projects from discussion to execution. Early experience points to three practical lessons on how companies can work together to deliver change.
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Waste-to-Feedstock Scaling and Integration Challenges

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By Charlie Tan
| Chemical Engineering Verified
Utilizing waste plastics as feedstocks in circular processes requires a systems-based approach. Presented here are the challenges that must be overcome to make circular hydrocarbons investable, scalable and repeatable For more than a decade, the chemical process industries (CPI) has spoken about waste-to-feedstock pathways as if achieving scale for these operations were simply a matter of time.
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Creating a circular economy for end-of-life vehicle plastics

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By Charlie Tan, Vuk Trifkovic
| World Economic Forum
Only 20% of plastics from end-of-life vehicles currently get recycled in Europe. Image: Davide Del Ben (GIC) CEO, Global Impact Coalition Managing Director and Partner, BCG X, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Over 800,000 metric tons of plastic from end-of-life vehicles in Europe end up in landfills or incinerators each year. However, despite the automotive industry’s sustainability commitments, less than 20% of these plastics are recycled.
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