Kawasaki Zero-Emission Industrial Complex
Kawasaki Zero-Emission Industrial Complex was developed as a state-of-art model facility of the Kawasaki Eco-Town Plan(full operation commenced in 2002).
In addition to controlling waste matter generated by the business a activities of individual companies as much as possible, efforts at the complex are directed at maximizing resource-recovery from waste matter and the regeneration of energy in order to minimize the burdren on the environment.
Main initiatives implemented by Kawasaki Zero-Emission Industrial Complex
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- Acquisition of joint certification of ISO14001 for the entire industrial Complex
- Setting of higher reduction targets than emission standards of the generated environmental burden
- Joint reception by the neighboring businesses of the electricity from the surplus electricity
- Effective use of sewerage water after advanced treatment as an alternative for water for industrial use
- Utilization of sewerage sludge ash a raw material in cement in nearby factories
Main initiatives taken by individual businesses
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International Economic Affairs Office,
Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau
Kawasaki City
Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau
Kawasaki City
1, Miyamoto-honcho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City, Japan, 210-8577
Tel:+81-44-200-2335
e-mail:28ecotech@city.kawasaki.jp