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Environment Policies of Kitakyushu Cityf S t i bl S i tfor a Sustainable Society

World Capital of Sustainable Development City of Kitakyushu

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Thailand Vietnam

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Thailand Vietnam

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Malaysia

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Area: 485ｋ㎡ GDP: 3.5 trillion JPY (2005)Population: 985 thou. (as of Oct. 2008)Major Industries: steel chemical machinery

IndonesiaMajor Industries: steel, chemical, machinery,

ceramics, IT industry

Machine and Metal Processing Industry

History of Development as an Industrial CityHistory of Development as an Industrial CityMetal Processing Industry

（1945~）

Plant Engineering（ 1945）

・Mitsui High-tech Inc・Nippon Magnetic

Manufacture history over 100 years Manufacture history over 100 years

（~1945）

From Steel-related industry

Dressing

Manifold development

Development of large companies

(~1920)

Inception of Modern Industry (1901)

Material industry

Steel worksS it M t l

・Mishima Kosan Co., Ltd. ・Okano Valve MFG. CO.

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・Zenrin Co., Ltd. (Map)・Yaskawa Information Systems Corporation

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Steel industry

Steel works

・Sumitomo MetalIndustries Ltd.・Hitachi Metals Ltd.

Ceramic industry

・Hamada Heavy Industries Ltd

From Ceramic &

Systems Corporation（ICT Industry）・Central Yuni （Medical and health care devices）

・Nippon SteelCeramic industry・Kurosaki Harima Corporation・TOTO

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chemical industries・Takada Corporation ・Sankyu Inc.

care devices）・Shabondama Sekken （Natural soap）

Local AssetsC l Li

Chemical industry・Asahi Glass Company・Mitsubishi Chemical

Corporation

“Advancement of fundamental industry”to “State-of-the-art Technology”

Coal, Lime stonesPorts

Electronics・Yaskawa Electric Corporation・TOSHIBA Corporation

Eco-IndustriesTechnology on -Pollution control -Saving energy

Main Firms in KitakyushuMain Firms in Kitakyushu

Nippon steel Co.AS A A C

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Yahata WorksYASKAWA Co.

TOYOTA Motor CO.

NISSAN Motor Co.

MITSUBISHI Chemical Co. TOTO Ltd.

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KitakyushuKitakyushu’’s Industries Led to s Industries Led to M d i ti i JM d i ti i JModernization in JapanModernization in JapanModernization in JapanModernization in Japan

Yawata Steel Mill began Kitakyushu Industrial Area in 1950s


Yawata Steel Mill began operation in 1901

Kitakyushu Industrial Area in 1950s

“Machines working with growling sound blastMachines working with growling sound, blast furnaces smelting and brightening up a night sky, and everything are vivid and vital. Yawata is y gcalled the capital of steel.”

《Osaka Printing Corp. in 1961》


1961》（Presented by Prof.

Takeuchi, Tokyo University)

Air Pollution and Water ContaminationAir Pollution and Water ContaminationAir Pollution and Water ContaminationAir Pollution and Water Contamination

Dust-fall on roof-topS Dust fall on roof topStacks emitting smoke

A ScrewA Screw Dissolvedin the Bay

World Capital of Sustainable Development City of KitakyushuWastewater Discharged into the Dokai Bay

AntiAnti--pollution Movements by Stakeholderspollution Movements by StakeholdersAntiAnti--pollution Movements by Stakeholderspollution Movements by Stakeholders

CitizensCitizens

PartnershipPartnership

CitizensCitizens

Company watching Study with scholarsPartnershipPartnership

Public AdministrationPublic AdministrationIndustriesIndustries Public AdministrationPublic AdministrationIndustriesIndustries

World Capital of Sustainable Development City of KitakyushuSewage treatment and monitoring facilityAnti-pollution equipment

KitakyushuKitakyushu’’s Experience in Getting Pollution under Control s Experience in Getting Pollution under Control -- A Miracle in the World History A Miracle in the World History --

KitakyushuKitakyushu’’s Experience in Getting Pollution under Control s Experience in Getting Pollution under Control -- A Miracle in the World History A Miracle in the World History --

1960s Today

Yahata higashida Areag

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and industrial wastesand industrial wastes

Water contamination

Environmental improvement for Murasaki River

Improvement of Air Quality

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Combine Environmental Policy & Economic Policy of Kitakyushu CityEnvironmental pollution

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Expenses Spent for Measures Against Environmental Pollution in KitakyushuAgainst Environmental Pollution in Kitakyushu

(1972-1991)Private Sector (31.4%)Industrial waste

4.6%

Others1.8%

252.6 billion yenWater

quality5 3%

Total Se erageAir

19 7%

5.3%

Total804.3 billion yen

Sewerage43.0%

19.7%

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Public Administration (68.6%)

tracts of land14.0%

Waste disposal6 0%

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551.7 billion yen

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From the From the ““Sea of DeathSea of Death”” to International to International E i t l L d hiE i t l L d hi

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Technologies and human resources accumulated

Environmental LeadershipEnvironmental LeadershipEnvironmental LeadershipEnvironmental Leadership

through Pollution abatement

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Trainees accepted: Trainees accepted: 37 countries37 countries 5,805 pns5,805 pns （（FY1980FY1980 20092009））

Experts dispatched:Experts dispatched: 25countries25countries 153 pns153 pns （（FY1986FY1986～～20092009））

International Evaluation

1990 UN E i t P (UNEP)

International Evaluation

1990 UN Environment Programme (UNEP)

「 Global 500 」Award

:Conquest of pollution Former Mayor of Kitakushu city

Koichi Sueyoshi

1992 Earth Summit

「UN Local Government Honor」Award「UN Local Government Honor」Award

:International Environmental Cooperation


「UN Local Government Honor」Ceremony (1992.6 Rio de Janeiro）

Environmental Improvement in Dalian, China

1994 2000

Improvement of Ambient Air QualityImprovement of Ambient Air Quality

Year 1990 2001 ** Dalian was given

SOx 0 090 0 031 mg/m3 (1/3) the Global 500 AwardSOx 0.090 0.031 mg/m3 (1/3) the Global 500 Award

TSP 0.245 0.123 mg/m3 (1/2) by UNEP in June 2001

CO 1 94 0 59 mg/m3 (1/3)CO 1.94 0.59 mg/m3 (1/3)

Japan-China Recycling City Cooperation Project(Qingdao and Tianjin)

【Purpose】 Practical Application of Experience from the Kitakyushu Eco Town Project

To implement cooperative actions for creating a sound material-cycle society in China through the practical application of know-how related to the construction and operation of Eco-Towns owned by local autonomies in Japan under an agreement between the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan and the National Development and Reform Commission of P.R. China.

【O tli f th C ti 】【Outline of the Cooperation】

① City of Qingdao

・Assisting in making a plan on creating a sound material-cycle

society in Qingdao

② City of Tianjin

・Assisting in making a plan on creating a sound material-cycle

society in Tianjin

・ Introducing policies of Japan and Kitakyushu・Conducting a feasibility study on home appliance recycling project

and related technical exchanges

・Inviting administrative and corporative personnel to Japan for

training

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・ Studying the possibility of exchanges between enterprises

・ Inviting Tianjin administrative officers to Japan for training

・Holding a seminar on project achievements for wider dissemination

The Vice Mayors of Kitakyushu and Qingdao signing an agreement at the 2nd Japan-China Joint Forum on Energy Conservation, Environment and Sustainable Development (Sept.27, 2007, Great Hall of the People in Beijing)

The Mayors of Kitakyushu and Tianjin signing an agreement, accompanied by Chinese President Hu Jintao and Japanese Prime Minister Fukuda(May 7, 2008, Prime Minister’s Official Residence in Tokyo)

CityCity--toto--City Cooperation in SouthCity Cooperation in South--East AsiaEast Asia1997 Environmental Cooperation Network of Asian Cities established

1997-2001 Seminar on CP Technologies for Small Enterprises held in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

2001-2004 River Environmental Improvement Project conducted in Semarang, Indonesia

Study on appropriate waste management system conducted in Surabaya Indonesia and2002

Study on appropriate waste management system conducted in Surabaya, Indonesia and Chongqing, China

2003Cooperation for regional environmental improvement in Cebu, the Philippines, focusing on domestic wastewater treatmentdomestic wastewater treatment

2004 Organization for the East Asia Economic Development was established

2004～2006 Garbage composting project conducted in Surabaya, Indonesia


Guidance on composting at a community in Surabaya, Indonesia

Guidance on monitoring technologies in Cebu, the Philippines

River Beautification Model Project in S iSemarang, Indonesia

A i i S h b ll t d b T f i d t i KITAA river in Semarang has been polluted by many Tofu industries. KITA Environmental Cooperation Center was asked to cooperate in recovering environmental quality in the river. The Project was conducted by many stake-holders, including universities, NGOs, private industries and public administration.

A river polluted by waste water from a Tofu industry Technical instruction at a Tofu industry

Expansion of KitakyushuExpansion of Kitakyushu--Based CompostingBased Composting

・Expansion plan of Surabaya City- About 23,000 households as of June. 2008

T b d d t 200 th d f t- To be expanded to 200 thousand for next4 years (equivalent to 1/3 of all households)

・To be disseminated in Medan, Den Pasar, etc.・Transferred to Bangkok through a distanceg g

learning seminar in 2005・Experiment began in Bangkok in 2006

Dissemination activities in Surabaya “Keep market clean” by KITA/ECC“Keep market clean” by KITA/ECC

Promotion of Environmental Cooperation Through City-to-City Network

UlsanInchon

TianjinDalian

Yantai

Through City to City Network

Organization for the East Asia

Kitakyushu下関市

Fukuoka

PusanQindao

YantaiOrganization for the East Asia Economic Development (2004) Shimonoseki

Chongqing

Batangas

CebuHo Chi Minh

PPenang Island

Environmental Cooperation

SurabayaSemarang Network of Asian Cities (1997)

The Organization for the East Asia Economic DevelopmentThe Organization for the East Asia Economic Development●Estab. 2004.11●●Members cites Japan/China/Korea 10 cites（Kitakyusyu, Shimonoseki, Fukuoka, Tianjin, Dalian, Yantai, Qingdao,

Inchon, Ulsan, Busan）●J i tl b i d t d i d t●Jointly by industry, academia and government

10 Cites Mascots10 Cites Mascots

Coast Cleaning Up CampaignCoast Cleaning Up Campaign


Kitakyushu Initiative Network(62 Cities from 18 Countries）

UN/ESCAP Ministerial Conference on Sustainable Development (2000)

■Inter-city network: established by UNs

■Chronology:

2000 “Kitakyushu Initiative” was conceived at MCED4 based upon2000 Kitakyushu Initiative was conceived at MCED4 based upon the achievements of Kitakyushu’s pollution control practice and international cooperation

2001 Kitakyushu Initiative Network established

■A i i i Pil j h i i ll i d

32 % waste reduction （Nonthaburi, Thailand)

Burning Efficiency improvement（）■Activities: Pilot projects, thematic seminars, collection and

analysis of member’s best practices, etc.

■Field: Air pollution, water quality management, solid waste management (including 3R)

（Ulanbator, Mongolia）

■Secretariat: IGES Kitakyushu Office

■Evaluation: Evaluated at MCED5 in Seoul, Korea in 2005, and

continuation was declared by ministers

Accomplishments of the Network

Overall achievements of the Network over the last decade:over the last decade:

I t f E i t l diti i bImprovement of Environmental conditions in member citiesC ti f E i t ll Ad d Citi iCreation of Environmentally Advanced Cities in members (EX. Surabaya , Nonthaburi , Sibu, Dalian) T f & E i f B t ti M d lTransfer & Expansion of Best practices Models

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Establishment of the Asian City Network for Environmental ImprovementEnvironmental Improvement

Kitakyushu Initiative Network(KIN)

Asian City Network for Environmental Improvement(KIN)

62 cities in 18 countries of the Asian Pacific region

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Establish one or two cities as leaders so they can contribute to efficient management by spearheading efforts to better local environments and reduce carbon output

Re-organization

and reduce carbon output

City a

City b

City h

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Leader City A

City c

City City

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Leader City B

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Network of environmental education facilities and fields

Historical and Natural history Museum Recycle PlazaEco-town centerEnvironment Museum

Itouzu Forest Park Yamada Green Park Hiraodai nature villageEnvironmental Museum of Itouzu Forest Park Yamada Green Park Hiraodai nature villageWater

J-Power River Walk mall (Energy saving ) Wind powerSone-higashi elementary school (Eco Reconstruction of school)

( gy g ) Wind power (Eco-Reconstruction of school)

World Capital of Sustainable Development City of KitakyushuSone tideland Rice terrace in Ouma National and Semi-national Park

Kitakyushu EcoKitakyushu Eco--ProductsProducts

Toner cartridge for reuseRec cled fl orescent t be

Aggregates from Recycled fluorescent tube Styrene foam

Livestock litter from used paper

Diesel fuel recycled

Recycled organic solventConstruction materials

from Waste wood/plastic

Diesel fuel recycled

from waste cooking-oil


Road bed materials from

Demolition wastes

Steel pellet from waste can

Exploring “green growth” (Economic aspect)

Yahata-Higashida Green VillageRevitalization/Town Management on Unused― Revitalization/Town Management on Unused

Corporate Land from an Environmental Point of View ―

Target Area: 112 ha

Natural Gas Co-generationP bli i iti t d i F bPublic use initiated in Feb. 2005

Photovoltaic power

Kitakyushu

pgeneration module installed on the roof of the Kitakyushu Museum of Natural History and Human History in 2006Kitakyushu

Innovation GalleryOpened in Apr. 2007

History in 2006Higashida Eco ClubhouseEstablished in Apr. 2004

Car SharingPublic use initiated in Jan. 2005 Kitakyushu

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World Capital of Sustainable Development City of Kitakyushu31Enhancing sustainability of the city (Environmental aspect)

Environment MuseumPublic use initiated in Apr. 2004

Environmental Symbiosis Housing Complex

Strategy of the City of Kitakyushu on promotion Strategy of the City of Kitakyushu on promotion f if i l d i dl d i d

Comprehensive development ranging from basic research technology development, testing, and industrialization

of environmentof environment--related industryrelated industry

II Technology/II Technology/

Kit k h S i d Kit k h S i d P ti l R h AP ti l R h A Comprehensive Environmental Comprehensive Environmental

I Education/Basic ResearchI Education/Basic Researchgygy

Practical ResearchPractical Research III Business DevelopmentIII Business Development

Kitakyushu Science and Kitakyushu Science and Research ParkResearch Park

Practical Research AreaPractical Research Area Comprehensive Environmental Comprehensive Environmental Industrial ComplexIndustrial Complex

Hibiki Recycling AreaHibiki Recycling Area


Profile of Kitakyushu EcoProfile of Kitakyushu Eco--Town ProjectTown ProjectComprehensive Environmental Industrial

Complex, Hibiki Recycling AreaPractical Research Area

Biodegradation/PlastinationBiodegradation/Plastination

Demonstration Research Facility Demonstration Research Facility Kyushu Institute of TechnologyKyushu Institute of Technology

Nippon Steel Corporation, Kitakyushu Environmental Technology CenterNippon Steel Corporation, Kitakyushu Environmental Technology Center

Recycling Project for Tofu and Recycling Project for Tofu and

Practical Research Area for Practical Research Area for Fukuoka Research Center for Fukuoka Research Center for

Recycling SystemsRecycling Systems

p , y gBiodegradation/Plastination Biodegradation/Plastination Technology for Urban WasteTechnology for Urban Waste

y g jy g jOther Food ResidueOther Food Residue

Styrene Foam Recycling ProjectStyrene Foam Recycling Project

Kitakyushu EcoKitakyushu Eco--Town CenterTown Center

AnnexAnnex

Industrial Waste Research FacilityIndustrial Waste Research Facility

Demonstrative Research Demonstrative Research Testing Site, Fukuoka Testing Site, Fukuoka Research Center for Research Center for Recycling Systems, Recycling Systems,

Fukuoka PrefectureFukuoka Prefecture

22ndnd Stage Planned AreaStage Planned Area

Background Progress of Eco-Town Project (as of Mar 2008)

■1901 Government-run Yawata Steel Mill began operation

・ Has grown up to be a material-production base for 100 years

■1960s Faced serious environmental pollution

■Facilities on practical research: 19

■Industrial plants under operation: 26

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・ Experience of getting pollution under control

by multi-stakeholder engagement ⇒ “Kitakyushu Method”

■1980s ~ International environmental cooperation has been conducted

Project results to date

■Total investment: about 61.0 billion yen

（ i billi i l billiC i f k f Ad f ibiki dd i l i f hi h bi

・ Vast land area ・ Waste landfill site is available

・Adjacent to industrial base・Hub of distribution infrastructure

（City: 6.2 billion, National: 11.7 billion,

Private sector: 43.1 billion）

■Employee: about 1,200 pns

i l di t ti k

“Resource recycling society”

Creation of networks of

residents/businesses/government

Advantage of Hibikinada areaIndustrial infrastructure which combines

technology/human resources/know-how

Local strategies which utilize local resources


Eco-Town Project (Phase-I: 1997~; Phase-II: 2002~)

“Win-win policy for environmental, socio-economic co-benefits,” playing a leading role toward a sound material-cycle society.

・Hub of distribution infrastructure including part-time workers

■Visitor: about 660,000 pns (1998-2008.3)

Local strategies which utilize local resources

Projects on Practical ResearchProjects on Practical Research


Plastic PET Bottle Recycling PlantPlastic PET Bottle Recycling Plant

■ According to the “Containers and Packaging Recycling Law” PET bottles separately collected■ According to the Containers and Packaging Recycling Law , PET bottles separately collected by municipalities are recycled to produce recycled PET resin that is used as raw material for fiber

■ Project leader: Nishinihon PET-Bottle Recycle Co., Ltd. (invested by Nippon Steel Corp., j y , ( y pp p ,Mitsui & Co., Ltd., Nippon Steel Transportation Co., Ltd., Nippon Express Co., Ltd., Sankyu Co., Ltd. and the City of Kitakyushu)

■ Operation commenced in July, 1998

■ Processing capacity of approx. 18,000 tons/year

■ Constructed with specifically aided fund for the Eco-Town Project by METI

Home Appliance Recycling PlantHome Appliance Recycling Plant

(Outlook of the Plant) (Working scene)

According to the “Home Appliance Recycling Law ” electrical household appliances (TV setsAccording to the Home Appliance Recycling Law, electrical household appliances (TV sets, refrigerators, washing machines, air-conditioners, and freezers) are dismantled and separated to high degree, producing high-quality recycled raw materials.

Project leader: Nishinihon Kaden Recycle Corporation (Invested by Toshiba Corp., TERM Corp.,Project leader: Nishinihon Kaden Recycle Corporation (Invested by Toshiba Corp., TERM Corp., Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., Hitachi, Ltd., Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., Sharp Corp., Sony Corp., and Fujitsu General Ltd.)

Operation commenced in April 2000

Processing capacity of approx. 700,000 per year

Constructed with specifically aided fund for the Eco-Town Project by METI

EndEnd--ofof--Life Vehicle Recycling PlantLife Vehicle Recycling Plant

(Outlook of the Plant) (Working scene)

End-of-life vehicles are recycled aiming to raise up recycling rate and promote proper treatment for oil and CFCs, producing high-quality metal scrap by advanced technologies on dismantling and separation.

Project leader: West Japan Auto Recycle Co., Ltd. (invested by Yoshikawa Kogyo Co., Ltd., Mitsui & C Ltd Ni St l C Ni St l T t ti C Ltd K h M t l I d tCo., Ltd., Nippon Steel Corp., Nippon Steel Transportation Co., Ltd., Kyushu Metal Industry Company)

Operation commenced in February 2000

P i it f 18 000 /Processing capacity of 18,000 cars/year


Waste WoodWaste Wood／／Plastic Recycling PlantPlastic Recycling Plant

Outlook of the Plant

S l f h P dWaste woods and waste plastic are mixed and high-quality waterproof and weatherproof building materials are produced.

Operated by: Eco Wood Co. Ltd.

Samples of the Product

Operated by: Eco Wood Co. Ltd.

Operation commenced in May 2003

Processing capacity of 5,000 tons/year


Kitakyushu Asian Center

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for low Carbon Society

Leading project of an environmental model cityy

Integrating Kitakyushu-initiated technologies and Japanese environmental technologies to promoteJapanese environmental technologies to promote carbon reduction in Asia through commercial projects

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Structure & Function

PresidentAdvisory Board

President

AdvisoryAsia

Representative fromBusiness/Academic/City Field

AdvisoryBoardGreen Camp

Hiroshi Komiyama(Former President

C I T Y ＩＧＥＳＫＩＴＡ(Former Presidentof Universityof Tokyo）

Assistant technology

transfer

Utilize regional resources○Integrate excellent

environmental technologies・Resources-saving or Promote carbon

DevelopConductSurveys/Res

h &

Resources-saving orenergy-savingtechnologies・Clean up Production

Promote carbon reduction &

vitalize economy in Asia

Specialists earches&releaseinfo.

○a network of Asian cites

Method of technology transfer

Services for firms

1 Integrate technologies as a customized package

22 Assist technologiesrenovation to address needs

3 Assist verification testingTechnology Transfer to 3 Assist verification testing

4 Assist in surveys for confirming marketability

5 Assist in submission of

Asian Market

5 Assist in submission of application for subsidy

6 Sending a delegate etc.

Utilizing a network of Asian cites

/Organization for sustainable urban

Establishment of Business Model g

Design for Asia/Organization for the East Asia

Economic Development

For Technology Transfer

Case example forcustomized technology package 1customized technology package 1

水再生実証プラント（ウォータープラザ）のイメージ

①下水膜処理エリア

②膜ろ過エリア（２Ｆ：監視棟）

ＪＲ小倉駅

北九州市役所

日明浄化センター

ウォータープラザ

③テストベッドエリア完成予想図完成予想図

ウォータープラザウォータープラザ設置場所

ウォータープラザとはウォタプラザとは、

下水の膜処理と海水淡水化を組合せた

水再生実証プラント（規模：1,400ｍ3/日）

・世界レベルの技術を開発、実証

海水取水点下水からの造水量 1 000m3/日

世界ルの技術を開発、実証

・ショールームとして情報発信

・海外研修生の実地研修に活用

海洋 100ｍ排水放流点

下水からの造水量 1,000m /日海水からの造水量 400m3/日

※ 2010年度に稼動（予定）

Case example forcustomized technology package 2customized technology package 2

“A small step but a ‘Good Hope’ towards a sustainable society”A small step, but a Good Hope towards a sustainable society from Kitakyushu, Japan

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