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TABLE 1 - nodesitäisiQuantity of Construction materials (tonnes)
TABLE 2a - Sankey flows
Value check
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Lifecycle StageTotal quantity of construction materialsAluminiumBitumen/ AsphaltBricksConcreteGlassGypsumInsulationIron (Steel)Sand&gravelSoilTimberWasteFromToQuantity (tonnes)Flow LabelSublabelValueLCSToNotes
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Extraction/Harvesting
583,198.75288.003,391.50578,092.101,427.15
Extraction/Harvesting
Manufacturing116,639.75
Extraction/Harvesting --> Manufacturing
583,198.75
Extraction/Harvesting
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Manufacturing314,148.79
Extraction/Harvesting
Retail174,959.63
Extraction/Harvesting --> Retail
Extraction, manufacturing, waste collection etc., actually always goes through some sort of retail, wholesale or broker or other economic activity middle man that ensures export.
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Retail0.00
Extraction/Harvesting
Use116,639.75
Extraction/Harvesting --> Use
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Use517,948.75
Extraction/Harvesting
Waste collection0.00
Extraction/Harvesting --> Waste collection
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Stock11,135,463.001,873,346.001,341,501.003,663,012.004,257,604.00
Extraction/Harvesting
Export174,959.63
Extraction/Harvesting --> Export
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Waste collection633,982.50ManufacturingRetail172,781.83
Manufacturing --> Retail
314,148.79Manufacturing282,061.94
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Landfill119,202.85ManufacturingUse0.00
Manufacturing --> Use
Perhaps, concrete example directly sold.
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Incineration4,872.91ManufacturingWaste collection15,707.44
Manufacturing --> Waste collection
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Recycling385,208.04ManufacturingExport125,659.52
Manufacturing --> Export
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Anaerobic digestion
0.00RetailUse0.00Retail --> Use0.00Retail498,423.62
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Composting0.00RetailUse0.00Retail --> UseRedistribution
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Import246,000.00RetailWaste collection0.00
Retail --> Waste collection
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Export311,250.00RetailExport0.00Retail --> Export
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UseWaste collection103,589.75
Use --> Waste collection
517,948.75Use
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UseRetail51,794.88Use --> RetailReuse
This concerns a product/flow of less than a year that is being reused directly from one user to another through retail
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INDICATORSUseStock362,564.13Use --> Stock633,982.50Stock
Use' is the act of constructing and using the materials which in turn forms the stock. So it should go from retail to stock because there is an economic activity in between.
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StockUse6,339.82Stock --> UseReuse
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StockWaste collection627,642.67
Stock --> Waste collection
633,982.50
Waste collection
791,459.86
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Standard indicator components
Waste collection
Landfill119,202.85
Waste collection --> Landfill
Landfill
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Domestic extraction used
583,198.75=C3from Table 1517949
Waste collection
Incineration4,872.91
Waste collection --> Incineration
4,872.91Incineration
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Domestic production
314,148.79=C4from Table 1
Waste collection
Recycling385,208.04
Waste collection --> Recycling
Recycling
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Imports246,000.00=C14from Table 1
Waste collection
Other disposal1,756.34
Waste collection --> Other disposal
Other disposal
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Exports311,250.00=C15from Table 1
Waste collection
Other recovery4,511.36
Waste collection --> Other recovery
Other recovery
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Total waste633,982.50=C8from Table 1
Waste collection
Storage prior to disposal
659.78
Waste collection --> Storage prior to disposal
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Landfilled waste119,202.85=C9from Table 1
Waste collection
Storage prior to recovery
117,771.22
Waste collection --> Storage prior to recovery
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Incinerated waste
4,872.91=C10from Table 1
Waste collection
Export57,540.00
Waste collection --> Export
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Domestic recovery = waste recycled in domestic recovery plants
385,208.04=C11from Table 1
Indicator 39, such high domestic recovery, compared to extraction. CMRU good for metals. Not the same products, so it skews the image.
IncinerationRetail487.29
Incineration --> Retail
Recycling
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RecyclingManufacturing115,562.41
Recycling --> Manufacturing
Recycling
This is for the digested waste.
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Imported waste for recycling
49,200.00=S42from Table 2
Anaerobic digestion
Harvesting0.00
Anaerobic digestion --> Harvesting
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Exported waste for recycling
31,125.00=S47from Table 2CompostingRetail0.00
Composting --> Retail
Could go via retail, but perhaps also coop exchange.
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Secondary materials (biomass)
121,902.24
=(S19+S30+S31+S32+S33)
from Table 2CompostingHarvesting0.00
Composting --> Harvesting
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EOL mass collected
775,752.42=S16+S20+S37from Table 2ImportManufacturing49,200.00
Import --> Manufacturing
246,000.00Import
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EOL mass collected for recycling (construction)
507,490.61=S23+S25+S27from Table 2
special Danish case
ImportRetail98,400.00Import --> Retail
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EOL mass collected for recycling (biomass)
122,282.57=S27+S25from Table 2ImportUse49,200.00Import --> Use
Probably goes directly to the respective treatment
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EOL mass recycled (construction)
115,562.41=S30from Table 2Import
Waste collection
44,520.00
Import --> Waste collection
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EOL mass recycled (biomass)
0.00=SUM(S31:S33)from Table 2ImportLandfill0.00
Import --> Landfill
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Exported waste57,540.00=S28from Table 2
special Danish case
ImportIncineration0.00
Import --> Incineration
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Imported waste44,520.00=S37from Table 2Import
Anaerobic digestion
0.00
Import --> Anaerobic digestion
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ImportComposting0.00
Import --> Composting
CB: I've added this, because Import --> Manufact. masks the amounts otherwise.
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Domestic material consumption (DMC)
338,309.13=C46
a calculated indicator
ImportRecycling49,200.00
Import --> Recycling
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ExportLandfill15,562.50
Export --> Landfill
311,250.00Export
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The ones in bold are mandatory for both sectors.
ExportIncineration15,562.50
Export --> Incineration
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Indicator number
All mandatory construction indicators
Indicator valueFormulaType of indicator
CL indicator metadata URL
per personExportRetail abroad249,000.00
Export --> Retail abroad
46
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Domestic material consumption (DMC)
338,309.13
=SUM(S3:S6)+SUM(S34:S37)-C25
DMC = DEU + IMP - EXP = Domestic extraction used + Imports - Exports
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-34
6.6650Tonnes/yearExportComposting0.00
Export --> Composting
47
39
Circular Material Use rate
52.04
=((C29-C31+C32)/(C46+(C29-C31+C32)))*100
(Domestic recovery - imported waste for recycling + exported waste for recycling)/((Extraction + Imports - Exports) + (Domestic recovery - imported waste for recycling + exported waste for recycling))
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-39
0.0010%ExportRecycling31,125.00
Export --> Recycling
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48
EU self-sufficiency for raw materials
1.26
=(1-((C24-C25)/(C23+C24-C25)))
Import Reliance (IR) = Net import / Apparent consumption = (Import - Export) / (Domestic production + Import - Export)
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-48
0.0000%
49
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EOL recycling rate
14.90=(C37/C34)*100
For each material fraction, the End-of-Life recycling rate is defined as the End-of-Life mass recycled divided by the available mass of End-of-Life materials. It is the product of the Processing Rate and the Collection Rate (EoL RR = EoL PR x EoL CR).
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-55
0.0003%
50
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Amount of sector specific waste that is produced
633,982.50=C26
Sum of all waste collected
Direct
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-57
12.4901Tonnes/year
TABLE 2b - Allocation values
Value check
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58
EOL processing rate
22.77=(C37/C35)*100
End-of-Life mass recycled / End-of-Life mass collected for recycling.
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-58
0.0004%
Extraction/Harvesting
Manufacturing0.21
Extraction/Harvesting
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59Incineration rate0.78
=(C28/(C26+C40-C39))*100
Incinerated waste / (Total waste + imported waste - exported waste)
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-59
0.0000%
Extraction/Harvesting
Retail0.3
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61Landfilling rate19.20
=(C27/(C26+C40-C39))*100
Landfilled waste / (Total waste + imported waste - exported waste)
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-61
0.0004%
Extraction/Harvesting
Use0.2
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Extraction/Harvesting
Waste collection0
55
Extraction/Harvesting
Export0.3
56
Indicator number
All mandatory biomass indicators
Indicator valueManufacturingRetail0.551Manufacturing
57
34
Domestic material consumption (DMC)
338309.13#NAME?
DMC = DEU + IMP - EXP = Domestic extraction used + Imports - Exports
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-34
ManufacturingUse0
58
41
Share of secondary materials in DMC
0.36#NAME?
Share of Recycling / domestic material consumption
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-41
ManufacturingWaste collection0.05
59
48
EU self-sufficiency for raw materials
1.26#NAME?
Import Reliance (IR) = Net import / Apparent consumption = (Import - Export) / (Domestic production + Import - Export)
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-48
ManufacturingExport0.4
60
53
Quantity of material for anaerobic digestion
0.00#NAME?
For each material fraction, the End-of-Life recycling rate is defined as the End-of-Life mass recycled divided by the available mass of End-of-Life materials. It is the product of the Processing Rate and the Collection Rate (EoL RR = EoL PR x EoL CR).
Direct
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-53
RetailUse0.751Retail
61
56
Quantity of material for composting
0.00#NAME?Direct
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-56
RetailUse0Redistribution
62
57
Amount of sector specific waste that is produced
633982.50#NAME?
Sum of all waste collected
Direct
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-57
RetailWaste collection0.05
63
58
EOL processing rate
0.00#NAME?
End-of-Life mass recycled / End-of-Life mass collected for recycling.
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-58
This one has different components than the construction one.
RetailExport0.2
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59Incineration rate0.78#NAME?
Incinerated waste / (Total waste + imported waste - exported waste)
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-59
UseWaste collection0.21Use
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61Landfilling rate19.20#NAME?
Landfilled waste / (Total waste + imported waste - exported waste)
Calculated
https://cityloops.metabolismofcities.org/indicators/#indicator-61
UseRetail0.1Reuse
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UseStock0.71Stock
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StockUse0.01Reuse
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StockWaste collection0.990
Waste collection
69
Waste collectionLandfillLandfill
70
Lifecycle stage
ReliabilityCompletenessTemporal correlationSpatial correlationWaste collectionIncinerationIncineration
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Extraction/Harvesting
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
doneWaste collectionRecyclingRecycling
72
Manufacturing
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="red"></span>
employment proxy to downscale, 2-digit material level
Waste collectionOther disposalOther disposal
73
Retailno dataWaste collectionOther recoveryOther recovery
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Use
<span data-color="red"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
use DMC formulaWaste collection
Storage prior to disposal
Remanufacturing
75
Stock
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
good reportWaste collection
Storage prior to recovery
76
Waste collection
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
completeness of waste data; the issue here is that it is detailed per material, but not know from which economic activity
IncinerationRetail0.1
77
Landfill
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
completeness of waste data; the issue here is that it is detailed per material, but not know from which economic activity
RecyclingManufacturing0.3Recycling
78
Incineration
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
completeness of waste data; the issue here is that it is detailed per material, but not know from which economic activity
Anaerobic digestion
Harvesting
79
Recycling
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
completeness of waste data; the issue here is that it is detailed per material, but not know from which economic activity
CompostingRetail
80
Imports
<span data-color="red"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
NUTS3, for all imports, needed to be estimated that 80% of the materials for selected categories from the NUTS3 imports are used for the construction.
CompostingHarvesting
81
Exports
<span data-color="red"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
<span data-color="green"></span>
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
ImportManufacturing0.21Import
82
ImportRetail0.4
83
ImportUse0.2
84
high
<span data-color="green"></span>
ImportWaste collection
85
medium
<span data-color="yellow"></span>
ImportLandfill
86
low
<span data-color="red"></span>
ImportIncineration
87
Import
Anaerobic digestion
88
ReliabilityImportComposting
89
high
Reviewed or measured data
ImportRecycling0.2
90
medium
Estimated data
ExportLandfill0.051Export
91
low
Provisional data
ExportIncineration0.05
92
ExportRetail abroad0.8
93
Completeness
ExportComposting
94
high
Data exists for all of the single materials and their respective economic activites
ExportRecycling0.1
95
medium
Data exists for most single materials and most economic activities
96
low
Data exists for the sector only for the Life Cycle Stages
97
98
Temporal correlation
99
high
1 data less than 3 years difference to the time period of the data set
100
medium
2 data less than 6 years difference to the time period of the data set