Remanufacturing in the Circular Economy - introduction to the Circular Economy Seminar by Andy Ridley

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During the Circular Economy Seminar at ReMaTec 2015 Circle Economy's CEO Andy Ridley provided an introduction about the importance of remanufacturing in the circular economy.

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ANDY RIDLEY
MANAGING DIRECTOR

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EARTH HOUR SLIDE
Power of the Crowd

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© Google Search Results on May 15, 2013

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Images from the Internet / corporate websites© Images from the Internet / auto company websties

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CIRCLE SCAN
Slide no. 11
MAPPING CIRCULAR OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN
ORGANISATIONS

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Slide no. 12
CITY SCAN
MAPPING CIRCULAR OPPORTUNITIES IN CITIES

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Developing
circular
business

models:
With
three
of
our

members
we
have
developed
an

excel
based
tool

that
tests

economic
viability
of
circular

business
models
(the
Assessing

Circular
Trade-‐oﬀ’s
tool).
We
will

make
this
a
web
based
tool
in

order
to
dramaEcally
scale
up
the

usage
of
this
tool.

ACT TOOL – ASSESSING CIRCULAR TRADE-OFFS
SHOWS THE (FINANCIAL) TRADE OFFS & IDENTIFIES
OPPORTUNITIES FOR VALUE CREATION

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A GLOBAL STANDARD TO HELP INVESTORS & COMPANIES ASSESS WHERE
ORGANIZATIONS CAN CREATE VALUE BY UNDERSTANDING HOW
RESILIENT THEY ARE CURRENTLY AGAINST LONG-TERM SYSTEMIC RISKS
CIRCULARITY ASSESSMENT TOOL

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CITY SCAN
MAPPING CIRCULAR OPPORTUNITIES IN CITIES

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Developing a circular market place – developing an MVP product o identify
resource availability and establish a spatial marketplace for the best possible
recovery, reuse and resale of resources in that sector
Slide no. 16
Selected
Criteria
Quality
Quantity
Price
Logistics
Availability
Storage
AmsterdamBricks
circulator
circulator
cC
cC
Ccirculator
CIRCULATOR
ONLINE MARKETPLACE FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE
RECOVERY, REUSE & RESALE OF RESOURCES

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RACE
•  A
broad
coali+on

•  Aimed
at
speeding
up
a
system
change

•  From
linear
to
circular

•  Government
funded
programme

•  7
working
packages

•  Circle
Economy
involved
in
4

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1. Design
Products & services designed in
circular way
2. High value-reuse
High value reuse is the new
normal and processes are
optimized
3. Chain transition
Creating circular value chains.
From design to end of life.
4. Spreading the word
Government, corporates and
industry recognizes need for
transition to circular models.

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Remanufacturing is …..
Restoring a worn-out
product or component
to a product with
equal or higher
performance

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Create new ranges of products and services
WHYREMANUFACTURING?
Source:http://www.remanufacturing.fr/
Internalise revenues
Improve productivity
Better quality proposed
Loyal customers
Job creation
Be better prepared for future legislation
Reduce environmental impact

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Source:http://www.remanufacturing.fr/

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•  Biggest
remanufacturing
network
in
Europe

•  Best
pracEce
gathering
/
disseminaEng

•  European
reman
proﬁle
raising

•  Addressing
barriers

•  Growing
European
remanufacturing
business

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ERN
ENCOURAGING REMANUFACTURING IN EUROPE
Get involved: Fill out the survey!
remanufacturing.eu
Circle Economy's Bas Jongerius
bas.jongerius@circle-economy.com

Continued investment in a linear economy results in long-term, system-wide impacts and risks. Moving to a circular economy is increasingly recognized as an opportunity to reduce risk and uncover new growth opportunities. However, while a variety of tools exist for measuring and quantifying sustainability topics and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors, no tool currently exists that provides a comprehensive framework for circularity and specifically quantify how circular organisations are. To address this, Circle Economy developed the Circle Assessment to establish a global standard to help investors and companies assess where organizations can create value by following the principles of a circular economy. Via an online survey, the Circle Assessment measures organisations against circular objectives and provides recommendations for how to capitalise on opportunities to adopt circular focused business practices.

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1. 3/24/2015 @Earthhourandy ANDY RIDLEY MANAGING DIRECTOR

2. 3/24/2015 EARTH HOUR SLIDE Power of the Crowd

4. 3/24/2015 Slide no. 4

5. 3/24/2015 Slide no. 5

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10. 3/24/2015 Value preservation Slide no. 10 PRESERVATION OF VALUE? PARTS MANUFACTURER PRODUCT MANUFACTURER BRAND/ COMPANY USER LANDFILLMINING/ MATERIAL MANUFACTURING VALUE DESTUCTIONLABOURENERGYMATERIALS VALUE CREATION

11. 3/24/2015 CIRCLE SCAN Slide no. 11 MAPPING CIRCULAR OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN ORGANISATIONS

12. 3/24/2015 Slide no. 12 CITY SCAN MAPPING CIRCULAR OPPORTUNITIES IN CITIES

13. 22/06/15 Developing circular business models: With three of our members we have developed an excel based tool that tests economic viability of circular business models (the Assessing Circular Trade-‐oﬀ’s tool). We will make this a web based tool in order to dramaEcally scale up the usage of this tool. ACT TOOL – ASSESSING CIRCULAR TRADE-OFFS SHOWS THE (FINANCIAL) TRADE OFFS & IDENTIFIES OPPORTUNITIES FOR VALUE CREATION

14. 3/24/2015 A GLOBAL STANDARD TO HELP INVESTORS & COMPANIES ASSESS WHERE ORGANIZATIONS CAN CREATE VALUE BY UNDERSTANDING HOW RESILIENT THEY ARE CURRENTLY AGAINST LONG-TERM SYSTEMIC RISKS CIRCULARITY ASSESSMENT TOOL

15. 3/24/2015 Slide no. 15 CITY SCAN MAPPING CIRCULAR OPPORTUNITIES IN CITIES

16. 22/06/15 Developing a circular market place – developing an MVP product o identify resource availability and establish a spatial marketplace for the best possible recovery, reuse and resale of resources in that sector Slide no. 16 Selected Criteria Quality Quantity Price Logistics Availability Storage AmsterdamBricks circulator circulator cC cC Ccirculator CIRCULATOR ONLINE MARKETPLACE FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE RECOVERY, REUSE & RESALE OF RESOURCES

17. 3/24/2015 17 RACE •  A broad coali+on •  Aimed at speeding up a system change •  From linear to circular •  Government funded programme •  7 working packages •  Circle Economy involved in 4

18. 3/24/2015 1. Design Products & services designed in circular way 2. High value-reuse High value reuse is the new normal and processes are optimized 3. Chain transition Creating circular value chains. From design to end of life. 4. Spreading the word Government, corporates and industry recognizes need for transition to circular models.

19. 3/24/2015 Remanufacturing is ….. Restoring a worn-out product or component to a product with equal or higher performance

20. 3/24/2015 Create new ranges of products and services WHYREMANUFACTURING? Source:http://www.remanufacturing.fr/ Internalise revenues Improve productivity Better quality proposed Loyal customers Job creation Be better prepared for future legislation Reduce environmental impact

21. 3/24/2015 Source:http://www.remanufacturing.fr/

22. 3/24/2015 •  Biggest remanufacturing network in Europe •  Best pracEce gathering / disseminaEng •  European reman proﬁle raising •  Addressing barriers •  Growing European remanufacturing business

23. 22/06/15 ERN ENCOURAGING REMANUFACTURING IN EUROPE Get involved: Fill out the survey! remanufacturing.eu Circle Economy's Bas Jongerius bas.jongerius@circle-economy.com

24. 3/24/2015 Q&A

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