Global Chemical Leasing Award 2014

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GLOBAL CHEMICAL LEASING AWARD
EDITION 2014

The Award 2014 was sponsored and supported by the United NationsIndustrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the Austrian FederalMinistry of Sustainability and Tourism (BMNT)*, the German FederalMinistry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and NuclearSafety (BMUB), the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)and the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN).

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10 Dec. 2014

Vienna, Austria

GLOBAL CHEMICAL LEASING AWARD 2014

The Award 2014 was sponsored and supported by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the Austrian Federal Ministry of Sustainability and Tourism (BMNT)*, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB), the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) and the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN).

The Award ceremony has taken place in the framework of the 17th Annual Biocides Conference, 10 December 2014.

Applications for the Award have been obtained from 20 countries. Highly recognized international experts from industry, academia and government evaluated all applications in accordance with the Chemical Leasing Award Guidelines.

The winners and their cases of excellence in Chemical Leasing application at company level, consulting, research and promotion are: Windsor hotel and Ecolab (cleaning in the hospitality sector, Brazil), Polikem and Sofasa (anti-corrosion in the automotive sector, Colombia), the National Cleaner Production Centers of Serbia and Nicaragua (consulting services), the National Cleaner Production Centre from Colombia (public relations). In the category “scientific publication” the jury has recognized the article: “Fostering green chemistry through a collaborative business model: A Chemical Leasing case study from Serbia”, written by Rodrigo Lozano from Netherlands, Angela Carpenter from England and Vojislavka Satric from Serbia.

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Category: Case studies
Gold	Windsor & Ecolab, Brazil (hospitality/cleaning)
Gold	Polikem & Sofasa, Colombia (automotive/ anti-corrosion)
Bronze	Crown-Diversey, Uganda (beverage/ dry lubrication)
A Conformity Declaration Certificate
· Becker, Brazil · Fumajet, Brazil · Qaisa, Costa Rica · Unilever, Costa Rica · Coca-Cola & Ecolab Hygiene, Croatia · Tensid Chemie, Ecuador · Safechem, Germany/UK · Protena, Nicaragua · Ponis Pak, Russia · BRCS-FKL, Serbia · Coca-Cola & Ecolab, Serbia · Knjaz Milos & Ecolab Hygiene, Serbia · Nile Breweries, Uganda
Special Acknowledgement : “Chemical Leasing goes Agro”
· Oto Varga & Agro Fita, Serbia (maize and wheat) · Finlays, Sri Lanka (tea) · Kandurata Agro, Sri Lanka (carrot, leak, potato)
Special Acknowledgement for advanced cases
· Ecopetrol, Colombia (wastewater treatment, oil dehydratation) · Colceramica, Colombia (wastewater treatment)
Category: Consultants
Gold	NCPC Serbia
Gold	NCPC Nicaragua
Bronze	NCPC Sri Lanka
Conformity Declarations
· NCPC Croatia · NCPC Colombia
Category: Public Relations
Gold	NCPC Colombia
Silver	NCPC Brazil
Bronze	NCPC Sri Lanka
Conformity Declarations
Safechem Europe, NCPC Serbia
Category: Scientific Papers
Gold	Prof. Rodrigo Lozano et al. (2014, University Utrecht) “Fostering Green chemistry through a collaborative business model: A Chemical Leasing case study from Serbia”
Note: Applicants that are not stated will receive an acknowledgement for participation.

Economic figures	Environmental improvements	Safety and health improvements
• Savings planned and achieved • Change in product output • Return on investments/Payback period	Change in pollution intensity: Reduction in: • Consumption of chemicals • Hazardousness of chemicals • Water consumption • Waste water generation • Energy consumption • Waste generation	• Reduction in accidents related to the handling of chemicals • Reduction in adverse health effects in workers due to exposure to chemicals
Intangible benefits (For example, The company can better control and predict the costs related to the target process.)

Quantity of chemical X applied	Recommended criteria	Points
High	More than 100 tons/year	5 points
Medium	More than 10 tons/year	3 points
Low	More than 1 tons/year	1 points

Cost of chemical	Recommended criteria	Points
High	More than €100,000/year	5 points
Medium	Between €100,000 and €10,000/year	3 points
Low	Less than €10,000/year	1 points

Hazardousness of chemical X	Relevance	Points
High	Hazardous chemical of high or potential concern	5 points
Medium	Chemical that have hazardous property(is) (for example, chemical is corrosive, flammable etc)	3 points
Low	Non hazardous chemicals	1 points

Input	Unit in l, m³, kg, etc./year	Comments
Lubricant Type Hazard: medium, low or non-hazardous Volume per year		e.g.: The idea is to change to a dry lubricant that does not need water
Sodium hypochlorite Hazardous chemical	volume per year
Water for the lubricant	m³ per year
Chemicals for waste water treatment	volume per year
Energy		Not relevant for this case
Output	Unit in l, m³, kg, etc./year
Waste-water	m³ per year
Waste Packaging waste for the lubricant	number of packages
Economic data	Unit in €, $, local currency/year
Costs for lubricant	Euro (or other currency) per year
Costs for sodium hypochlorite	Euro (or other currency) per year
Costs for water	Euro (or other currency) per year
Costs for waste water treatment chemicals	Euro (or other currency) per year
Costs for energy		Not relevant for this case
Costs for waste water treatment	Euro per year
Costs for waste disposal/treatment	Euro per year	Not relevant for this case
Social data	Unit
Number of jobs in the process	Nr of people working on the line per shift
Working conditions: Aerosols in the air – risk of worker exposure Slippery floor – risk of injuries Lubricant is manually applied – risk of worker exposure

Global Chemical Leasing Award 2014

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Categories of chemicals	Processes	Possible unit of payment	Sectors/Subsectors
Adhesives	Packaging/Bonding	• Number of bonded pieces • Bonded square meters	• Food and beverage sector • Construction of buildings (e.g. for bonding of windows) • Manufacture of footwear • Manufacture of wood products
Adhesives	Labeling	• Packed (labeled) bottles • Bonded square meters of label	Food and beverage sector
Detergents, disinfection materials	Cleaning/ Washing	Occupied room	• Accommodation (Tourism) sector • Healthcare sector
Detergents, disinfection materials		Number of cleaned (disinfected) bottles	Food and beverage sector
Solvents and detergents		• Cleaned pieces Cleaned area • Working time /operations (see note below)	• Manufacture of fabricated metal products • Automotive industry
Detergents, disinfection materials	Laundry	Kg of laundry	• Accommodation (Tourism) • Healthcare sector
Oils, greases	Lubrication	Working hours	Mining and quarrying
Other types of lubricants	Lubrication of packaging conveyor	• Working hours of conveyor • Packed product	Food and beverage sector
Powder coatings, solvent- and water-based paints, chemicals for phosphating	Surface protection	• Square meters of treated area • Number of pre-treated/painted products	Manufacture of: • fabricated metal products • vehicles and machinery • wood products • electrical equipment • rubber and plastic products
Inks	Printing	Printed copy	Publishing and printing
Coagulants, Flocculants, defoamers	Waste water treatment	Cubic meters of treated water	Different sectors
Bore hole chemicals (Calcium bromide, zinc bromide, caesium formate)	Oil drilling	Daily fee	Oil and gas field services
Catalysts	Chemical reactions	t of synthesized product	Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products

Categories of chemicals	Processes	Examples of sectors/subsectors
Adhesives	Packaging/Bonding	• Food and beverage sector • Building construction (e.g. for bonding of windows) • Manufacture of footwear • Manufacture of wood products
Adhesives	Labeling	Food and beverage sector
Detergents, disinfection materials	Cleaning/washing	• Accommodation (Tourism) sector • Healthcare sector
Detergents, disinfection materials		Food and beverage sector
Solvents and detergents		• Manufacture of fabricated metal products • Automotive industry
Detergents, disinfection materials	Laundry	• Accommodation (Tourism) sector • Healthcare sector
Oils, greases	Lubrication	Mining and quarrying
Other types of lubricants	Lubrication of packaging conveyor	Food and beverage sector
Powder coatings, solvent – and water-based paints, chemicals for phosphating	Surface protection	Manufacture of: • fabricated metal products • vehicles and machinery • wood products • electrical equipment • rubber and plastic products
Inks	Printing	Publishing and printing
Coagulants, flocculants, defoamers,	Waste water treatment	Different sectors
Bore hole chemicals (e.g. calcium bromide, zinc bromide, cesium formate)	Oil drilling	Oil and gas field services
Catalysts	Chemical reactions	Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products

Global Chemical Leasing Award 2014

Global Chemical Leasing Award 2014

GLOBAL CHEMICAL LEASING AWARD EDITION 2014

GLOBAL CHEMICAL LEASING AWARD 2014

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