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4 Synerzip Le Havre 102 Location Scale Tag Interrelationship <strong>City</strong> Harbour Port Region Platform Industrial Symbiosis “It is a question of allowing the actors of this territory to get to know each other and to make their skills known. Many, of a smaller size, would not dare to knock on the door of a Total, Renault or Safran. Our goal: to irrigate”
4 Synerzip Le Havre 103 What happens here? Synerzip-LH is a federating association of 80 companies concerned around operational industrial port actions, particularly in terms of safety. It aims, around a common language, to create synergies between the 230 companies of the Le Havre ZIP in terms of safety, hygiene, environment, utilities or material flows. All this by pooling services, networks and know-how with the main objective of increasing attractiveness in a globalized competition. Synerzip-LH thus forms an ecosystem mobilized around ecological and economic efficiency. What is the relation with the port? Bringing together directly all the port and industrial actors of the port area around a common discussion, the Synerzip platform is in direct contact with port issues.What is the relation with the city?What are the ambitions?The main ambitions are therefore to respond to the PPRT of the Le Havre ZIP approved in October 2016 through meetings and debates in order to manage the coordination of emergency measures but also the creation of synergies between port actors with a view to pooling common approaches. This renewal of local governance was seen as “an important step forward” in the implementation of industrial ecology. Who is behind it? In France, some public policies support the implementation of industrial ecology initiatives at the scale of industrial complexes, suggesting a multiplication of eco-sites within major economic platforms. This is the case in particular with the circular of 25 June 2014 on the treatment of economic platforms in the context of technological risk prevention plans (PPRT): in targeted areas such as the Port of Le Havre and the Port of Dunkirk, among others, the rules relating to the preparation of PPRTs can thus be adapted in order to facilitate direct technical links with the companies on the platform, in the form of sharing equipment, utilities or services, or an exchange of raw materials or process materials. Sources www.synerzip-lh.fr/ www.havre-developpement.com/fr/le-mag-eco/synerzip-lh-pour-une-meilleure-competitivite-de-la-zone-industrielle-portuaire Timeline Creation of Association des Usagers de la Plaine Alluviale de l’Estuaire de la Seine Creation of Secuzip, to develop the culture of technological risks Merger of both and creation of Synerzip 1971 2015 2016 Meeting in October 2018 of the economic actors of the Le Havre ZIP organised by Synerzip to enable them to familiarise themselves with the PPRT. Regulatory zoning plan for the PPRT (Technological Risk Pevention Pans) of the industrial port area of le havre.
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01 Exploratory trajectory Research
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02 Process Investigating city ports
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02 Investigating city ports Public
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02 Investigating city ports Intervi
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03 Benchmarking Benchmarking method
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Tagging 46 Location City City harbo
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Categories Orgware 48 Possible tags
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3.0 Benchmarking Benchmarking metho
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3.0 Benchmarking Content Benchmarki
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Amsterdam1 City-port context of Ams
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Amsterdam Amsterdam
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City-port context of Amsterdam Foss
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Amsterdam 5 a b a b c limits of Hav
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1 Prodock Amsterdam 7 What is the r
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2 Clean Capital Amsterdam 9 What is
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3 Green Mills Amsterdam 11 What is
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Antwerp Antwerp
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City-port context of Antwerp ‘Inl
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1 Area Manager Kanaalkant Antwerpen
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2 Blue Gate Antwerpen 20 Location S
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3 BlueChem Antwerpen, Blue Gate 22
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4 Blue Line Logistics Antwerpen-Bru
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Brussels Brussels 28
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Brussels 31 Industrial Port S Port
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1 City Depot Brussels 33 What happe
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2 Material Village Brussels 35 What
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3 Logistics Platforms Brussels 37 W
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4 Greenbizz Brussels 39 What is the
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5 Irisphere Brussels 41 What is the
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City-port context of Dordrecht Inla
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Dordrecht 47 b a b City Louterbloes
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1 Cirkelstad Drechtsteden Dordrecht
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Page 117 and 118: Duisburg City City Planned waterfro
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Page 127 and 128: City-port context of Dunkirk Strate
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2 Groencollect Rotterdam 152 Locati
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