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Recycling potential From production wastes -TODAY Very high High Medium Low Very low Selenium Indium Tellurium Gallium Glass & pigments Metallurgy (incl alloys) Optics & electronics (incl LCD) Photovoltaics Source: Umicore Others (incl chem & pharma) Dealing with complexity in developing new recycling technologies 18 International Minor Metals Conference 2011 Kris Van den Broeck
Economic complexity (2) Positive vs negative value materials Production scraps vs End-Of-Life materials Negative value recycling Value Lost metals Recycler’s return • rechargeable batteries • LCD displays • PhotoVoltaic (end-of-life) modules Contained metals Recovered metals Recycling cost Supplier’s recycling fee The value of the material is not sufficient to cover suppliers return + recyclers return + recycling cost financing models, government incentives or legislation is needed Dealing with complexity in developing new recycling technologies 19 International Minor Metals Conference 2011 Kris Van den Broeck
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Economic complexity (2)<br />
Positive vs negative value materials<br />
Production scraps vs End-Of-Life materials<br />
Negative value recycling<br />
Value<br />
Lost metals<br />
Recycler’s<br />
return<br />
• rechargeable batteries<br />
• LCD displays<br />
• PhotoVoltaic (end-of-life) modules<br />
Contained<br />
metals<br />
Recovered<br />
metals<br />
Recycling cost<br />
Supplier’s recycling fee<br />
The value of the material is not sufficient to cover<br />
suppliers return + recyclers return + recycling cost<br />
financing models, government incentives or legislation is needed<br />
Dealing with complexity in developing<br />
new recycling technologies<br />
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International Minor <strong>Metals</strong> Conference 2011<br />
Kris Van den Broeck
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