1. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved The circular economy in brief CE/SSE working group, GSEF2016 SEPTEMBER 8 TH 2016

2. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved 1. Why transform the current economic model? 2. What is the circular economy? 3. Circularity strategies 4. Combining circular and social economies Presentation Plan 2

3. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved 1. WHY TRANSFORM THE CURRENT ECONOMIC MODEL? 3

4. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved « A new term has emerged in recent years to describe our modern era— the Anthropocene. It rightly implies that in this age humans became the dominant force shaping our physical environment. It is evident that an economy that extracts resources at increasing rates without consideration for the environment in which it operates, without consideration for our natural planetary boundaries, cannot continue indefinitely. In a world of soon to be 9 billion consumers who are actively buying manufactured goods, this approach will hamper companies and undermine economies. We need a new way of doing business ». Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever Food for thought 4

5. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Context There will be 5-6 billion middle class consumers world-wide in 2030 Source: Global Footprint Network

6. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Growing pressure on resources 6

7. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Manufacturers are sounding the alarm 7 Conception : EDDEC | Design graphique : Marie Reumont Source: Fondation Ellen MacArthur

8. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved The linear economy 8 Conception : EDDEC | Design graphique : Marie Reumont

9. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Goal: decoupling Source: PNUE 2011

10. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved A context for change 10 Organisations Workers & unions Consumers Governments & communities Sciences & technologies ESD expertise Needs Solutions

11. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved 2. WHAT IS THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY? 11

12. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved "A production, exchange and consumption system which optimizes the use of resources at all stages of the life cycle of a good or a service, while reducing the environmental footprint and contributing to the well-being of individuals and communities" Source: Members of Quebec consultation Pole on the circular economy (April 2016) A new system: the circular economy 12

13. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved A first diagram 13 Source: Ellen Macarthur Foundation

14. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved 14 CE strategies proposed by Institut EDDEC 5.Remanufacturing and reconditioning 6.Industrial symbiosis 7.Recycling 8.Biochemical extraction 9.Energy Recovery 10.Composting 1.Performance Economy 2.Collaborative Consumption 3.Maintenance and repair 4.Reuse and redistribution

15. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved 3. CIRCULARITY STRATEGIES 15

16. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Performance Economy 16 92% equipment reuse and recycling rate 200 M$ in savings

17. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Collaborative Economy 17 Au Québec: C’est plus de 170 initiatives! Source: OuiShare Québec et OCR (Mai 2016)

18. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Maintenance and repair 18

19. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Reuse 19

20. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Remanufacturing and reconditioning 20 A Renault remanufactured parts factory is profitable and creates more jobs in France as well as reducing its environmental impact by 80% (energy, water, waste...)

21. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Composting 21 Source: Biogénie _ Bury Composting Center

22. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Energy recovery 22 Source: Ville de Montréal Source: ww.EXP.com Anaerobic digestion Gazeification Source: Enerkem Pyrolysis Source: 3R SYNERGIE

23. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Biochemical extraction 23

24. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Recycling 24 Less profitable loops Difficult to achieve recycling often less competitive material (quality) than virgin resources Alloys: return to the atom?

25. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Industrial symbiosis 25 Norrköping (Suède)

26. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved 4. COMBINING CIRCULAR AND SOCIAL ECONOMIES 26

27. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved INSERTECH Angus 27

28. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved La Remise 28

29. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved Renaissance 29

30. © Institut EDDEC 2016 – All rights reserved SEE YOU SEPTEMBER 8 TH ! 30