Circular Economy Models For Sustainable Industrial Growth
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65477/gvqdxw50Keywords:
Circular Economy, Sustainable Growth, Industrial Development, Resource Efficiency, Recycling, Closed-loop Systems, Economic Benefits, ChallengesAbstract
The Circular Economy (CE) has been gaining attention as a key model to encourage sustainable industrial development, aimed at minimizing waste, using resources in closed-loop systems, and reducing resource consumption. This paper examines the potential applications of circular economy models to improve industrial development and mitigate environmental issues. In this study, the key drivers, challenges, and opportunities for implementing the circular economy across different industries were identified through data analysis, industry case studies, and expert interviews. In addition, the paper presents results from a survey of 50 industrial companies and offers a detailed overview of the advantages and challenges associated with the transition to a more circular economy. The study indicates that the economic and environmental impacts of transitioning to a circular economy may be large, but there are also technical, financial and regulatory challenges to be overcome.

