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Kawasaki Eco-Town Yohko MAKI Director Global Environment and Sustainability Office, Environment Bureau, City of Kawasaki AsiaR Forum, 2009/11/11

Kawasaki Eco-Town - 環境省へようこそ! Eco-Town Yohko MAKI Director Global Environment and Sustainability Office, Environment Bureau, City of Kawasaki Asia3R Forum, 2009/11/11

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Page 1: Kawasaki Eco-Town - 環境省へようこそ! Eco-Town Yohko MAKI Director Global Environment and Sustainability Office, Environment Bureau, City of Kawasaki Asia3R Forum, 2009/11/11

Kawasaki Eco-Town

Yohko MAKIDirector

Global Environment and Sustainability Office, Environment Bureau, City of Kawasaki

Asia3R Forum, 2009/11/11

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• The plan was approved by MITI (at present, METI) in 1997

• Appointed area : Whole Kawasaki Coastal zone (2,800ha)

• Purpose 1: Facilitate companies operating there to develop resources recycling production and install new equipments for resources recycling

• Purpose 2 : Construct Kawasaki Zero Emissions Industrial Park oriented to waste reuse and recycling

Outline of Kawasaki Eco-Town

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Image of Kawasaki Eco-Town Concept

Realization of a Mutually Beneficial Cycle between the Environment and Industry

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Background to the Development of Eco-Town Plan

• Transformation of industrial structure and revitalization of the local economy

• Revitalization of the Coastal Industrial Area; From arterial industry to venous industry

• Government’s move toward institutionalizing the establishment of the recycling-based society

• Model projects by Japan Environment Corporation

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Background• Accumulation of environmental and energy

technologies triggered by complete recovery from industrial pollution and the oil crisis in the 1970’s

• Landfill crisis Waste emergency declaration in 1990• Highly environment-conscious citizens• Application for the Urban Rejuvenation Project and for

designation as an Urgent Urban Rejuvenation Area and special zone “Special international environment zone” by the national government

• Crisis awareness among companies in the coastal area and cooperation with City of Kawasaki

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SHOWA DENKO K.K.

Material production for ammonia from waste plastics

PET REFINE THCHNOLOGY CO.,LTD

Material production for new PET bottles(PET to PET)

SAN-EI REGULATOR CO.,LTD.

Toilet and tissue paper production from mix paper in used papers

Kawasaki Zero Emissions Industrial Park

JFE group companies

Reusing material for blast furnace from waste plastics/Concrete setting frame production from waste plastics/Used electric appliances recycling

DC CO.,LTD.

Recycling cement production

Radius of circle 1.5 km

Resources Recycling Facilities

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S Very serious pollution and environmental destruction problems in Kawasaki City in the 1960’s led the city to enact the Ordinance for Pollution Prevention in 1972, the first of its kind in Japan, and the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance in 1976, making the city a pioneer in environmental administration in Japan.ke discharged from factories in the coastal area covering the entire city.

Dramatic improvement in air quality as a result of the concerted efforts of businesses, residents and government

Dramatic improvement in Dramatic improvement in air quality as a result of the air quality as a result of the concerted efforts of businesses, concerted efforts of businesses, residents and governmentresidents and government

Experience in Environmental Measures

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Support for Eco-Town Project Once Initiated

• PET bottles Leading-edge PET to PET recycling– The only plant that recycles PET bottles into PET bottles– Stagnant initial operating rate; framework of the

Containers and Packaging Recycling Act– Rehabilitation process under the Civil Rehabilitation Act,

but gone into personal bankruptcy• Business model that cannot succeed without the input of

processing fees

• Mixed paper– Recycling plant for waste mixed paper– Waste paper collection started in some areas in 2006, and

the whole city in FY2010

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Regional Advantage

• Wide-ranging industrial agglomerations• Dedicated industrial site• Major market

– Green consumers

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Transfer of the Eco-Town Concept through International Cooperation

• Asia-Pacific Eco-Business Forum and UNEP Eco-town project in cooperation with UNEP– The 6th forum scheduled for February 2–3, 2010; an

exhibition started in 2009• Workshops by experts• February 2009: Circular Economy Development

Cooperation Agreement with Shenyang, a 20-year friendship city of Kawasaki City

• June 2009: Cooperation for the Establishment of Environment-Friendly Shenyang and Kawasaki Cities between Chinese and Japanese governments

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The entire city of Kawasaki will direct its energies toward realizing a sustainable society on a global scale by promoting harmony and a mutually beneficial cycle between “the environment” and “the economy.”

The entire city of Kawasaki will direct its energies toward realThe entire city of Kawasaki will direct its energies toward realizing a izing a sustainable society on a global scale by promoting harmony and asustainable society on a global scale by promoting harmony and a mutually beneficial cycle between mutually beneficial cycle between ““the environmentthe environment”” and and ““the the economy.economy.””

I. Promote environmental measures that fully utilize Kawasaki’s unique characteristics and strengths

II. Promote efforts toward making a global contribution through environmental technology

III. Promote initiatives to reduce CO2 through the cooperation of a wide range of entities

Basic Point of View

Carbon Challenge Kawasaki

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This autumn Kawasaki plans to commence a large-scale energy-saving project with Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) to supply steam from a thermal electric power plant to factories in the surrounding areas.

Zeon

Daido Steel

Nippon Petroleum

Refining

Nippon

Shokubai

Asahi Ka

sei Chem

icals

Showa Denko

Kawasaki

KaseiNippon

Nyukazai

NOF

Tokyo Yuso

Japan Polyethylene

Nippon Petroleum

Refining

Tokyo Electric Power Thermal Power Plant

Newly laid steam pipesExisting steam pipes

Energy Cycle and Effective Energy Use Initiative in Collaboration with Companies

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Kawasaki City and Tokyo Electric Power Co. are moving ahead with a joint mega-solar power generation project to construct solar electric power plants with a combined total output of 20,000kW in the Kawasaki City coastal area. These plants are set to commence operation in FY2011.Tokyo Electric Power: Construction of the solar power facilities; operation and management of the electric power plantsKawasaki: Construction and operation of a PR facility

Compiled from data obtained from Tokyo Electric

Power Co.’s website

Ukishima Solar Power Plant (provisional name)Output: about 7,000kW

Electricity generated: about 7.4 million kWh

Land owned by Kawasaki City

Land owned by Tokyo Electric Power Co.

Kawasaki City

Tokyo Electric Power Co.

Construction and operation of the PR facility

Construction of solar power generation facilities Operation and maintenance of electric power plants

2 electric power plants with a total output of about 20,000kW (7,000kW + 13,000kW)Will generate about 21 million kWh, equivalent to the amount of electricity used by about 5,900 ordinary households annuallyAnnual CO2 reduction effects of about 8,900t

Mega Solar Power Generation Project

Ohgishima Solar Power Plant (provisional name) Output: About 13,000kW Electricity generated: about 13.7 million kWh

PR facility for solar power generation, etc.