consumption is organised and regulated. It will therefore impact assess how existing and emerging paradigms affecting of EU absolute decoupling can inform concrete policy-making. resource Combined with an ex-post analysis of existing use from inefficiencies in resource use and inadequacy of current economic resource policies, this will allow identifying promising growth policy mixes for progressing towards decoupling. These policy mixes will then be tested in qualitative and quantitative ex-ante assessments for effectiveness (benchmarked against absolute resource and impact decoupling), efficiency, sustainability and contribution to eco-innovation, using innovative environmental and economic modelling. ECOPHOS Waste The ECOPHOS project involves the development of a new 1-12-2005 EU FP7 Rob de utilisation research and innovation strategy for the waste 2008 Ruijter in minimisation and utilisation in the phosphoric acid phosphoric industry. The main aim is the development of ecologically acid sustainable, environmentally friendly, resource and industry energy saving industrial process technology for the through production of a wide-class of phosphorus-containing the substances. The project focuses on new technologies for (a) the production of useful phosphorous salts (fodder, of food and pharmaceutical phosphates), phosphorus acid ecologically and phosphates in a cost efficient and ecologically sustainable sustainable way, (b) the improvement of existing and methods in the phosphoric acid production for the drastic minimisation of waste, (c) the utilisation and processing of industrial solid waste from the production of friendly phosphoric acid and (d) the production of a new processes generation of phosphoric fertilisers. Mathematical for a wide models and computer-aided process engineering tools class of guarantee the efficient and sustainable operation of the production systems with key objectives the reduction of cost, waste and energy. The new technological products advancements will be accommodated in an information system for easy access and utilisation. The newly
impact of EU resource use from economic growth consumption is organised and regulated. It will therefore assess how existing and emerging paradigms affecting absolute decoupling can inform concrete policy-making. Combined with an ex-post analysis of existing inefficiencies in resource use and inadequacy of current resource policies, this will allow identifying promising policy mixes for progressing towards decoupling. These policy mixes will then be tested in qualitative and quantitative ex-ante assessments for effectiveness (benchmarked against absolute resource and impact decoupling), efficiency, sustainability and contribution to eco-innovation, using innovative environmental and economic modelling. ECOPHOS Waste utilisation in phosphoric acid industry through the of ecologically sustainable and friendly processes for a wide class of products The ECOPHOS project involves the development of a new research and innovation strategy for the waste minimisation and utilisation in the phosphoric acid industry. The main aim is the development of ecologically sustainable, environmentally friendly, resource and energy saving industrial process technology for the production of a wide-class of phosphorus-containing substances. The project focuses on new technologies for (a) the production of useful phosphorous salts (fodder, food and pharmaceutical phosphates), phosphorus acid and phosphates in a cost efficient and ecologically sustainable way, (b) the improvement of existing methods in the phosphoric acid production for the drastic minimisation of waste, (c) the utilisation and processing of industrial solid waste from the production of phosphoric acid and (d) the production of a new generation of phosphoric fertilisers. Mathematical models and computer-aided process engineering tools guarantee the efficient and sustainable operation of the production systems with key objectives the reduction of cost, waste and energy. The new technological advancements will be accommodated in an information system for easy access and utilisation. The newly 1-12-2005 EU FP7 Rob de Ruijter 2008
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