What is a Cyclical Industry?

The circular economy industrial chain refers to an up-and-down chain formed in the same industry or in different industries, using resource recycling as a means and value-added guidance to meet the user's material and environmental needs, and based on technical logical connections and spatial-temporal layout. Corporate organization model. [1]

Circular economy industry chain

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The circular economy industrial chain refers to an up-and-down chain formed in the same industry or in different industries, using resource recycling as a means and value-added guidance to meet the user's material and environmental needs, and based on technical logical connections and spatial-temporal layout. Corporate organization model. [1]

Chinese name

Circular economy industry chain

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noun

Hand segment

Resource cycle

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Value-added

The circular economy industry chain is the ecological industry chain, which refers to the enterprises in a certain region, imitating the producers, consumers, and disintegrators in the natural ecosystem, and using the resources (raw materials, by-products) as a link to form an industrial connection Relationship of the new corporate alliance. This industry chain uses the "raw materials-products-wastes-raw materials" cycle process to treat waste discharged from the previous industry (enterprise) as the raw material of the next industry (or enterprise). In industries with market, technology or resource related ( (Or enterprises) to form a chain to achieve comprehensive utilization of resources and achieve win-win results of economic, social and environmental benefits.

The core of the circular economy lies in resource conservation and environmental friendliness. The formation of its industrial chain is closely focused on the development and utilization of resources, including the reduction of resources, the full use of resources, and the recycling of resources. Therefore, compared with the traditional industry chain, the circular economy industry chain has obvious characteristics.

According to the different power mechanisms, the circular economy industry chain can be divided into three types:

The first is market-related. That is, a circular economy industrial chain based on the market and developed with the huge potential cooperation profits, developed in accordance with the operating laws of the traditional industrial chain. Due to strong interdependence, high degree of asset specificity, huge cooperation benefits and high risk of dishonesty, this industry chain may eventually evolve into a strategic alliance.

The second is resource-related. It is a circular economy industrial chain formed by forming a number of industries around a certain natural resource to achieve deep processing or comprehensive utilization of resources. The deep processing of resources is more within a large enterprise or enterprise group; the comprehensive utilization of resources mainly occurs among multiple enterprises.

The third is ecological technology related type. Recycling or harmless treatment of by-products or wastes through ecological technologies, a circular economy industrial chain that links different companies.

Building a circular economy industrial chain can be achieved by connecting the industrial chain and extending the industrial chain. Connecting to the industrial chain refers to connecting industrial chains and loneliness within a certain geographical space with the help of some form of industrial cooperation. Extending the industrial chain is to extend an existing industrial chain upstream or downstream as much as possible. The extension of the industrial chain to the upstream generally makes the industrial chain enter the basic industry link or the technology research and development link, and the downstream expansion enters the market sales link. Expanding and extending the circular economy industrial chain can open up broken loops and solitary loops on the one hand, so that different companies in the industrial chain have created new mechanisms and new ways of benefit sharing and risk sharing that were not previously available. A series of emerging industrial chain links have been derived, thereby increasing the added value of the industrial chain.