Welcome to International Synergies
International Synergies Limited devises and manages industrial symbiosis programmes around the world, as well as providing support to in-country partners to establish and develop their own programmes.
Our most successful programme to date is NISP, the world's only national industrial symbiosis programme that has been running in the UK since 2005 and is ranked as the world's most effective resource efficiency programme by the European Commission.
NISP's continued success at achieving economic, environmental and social benefits has seen us expand our international portfolio and assist in the set up and implementation of industrial symbiosis projects in Romania, Hungary, United States, China, Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa and Slovakia.
We believe that we have developed a truly innovative model and methodology that positions industrial symbiosis as a fundamental element in the progression towards the creation of a low carbon sustainable world economy.
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20th Sep 2011
Leading Industry Figures from China and Romania Visit International SynergiesInternational Synergies continues to draw leading industry figures from around the world to the UK to learn more about its award winning projects. This week saw delegations from both China and -
6th Jun 2011
Birmingham to host International Conference on Industrial SymbiosisInternational Synergies has secured a deal with Birmingham City Council which will see the city play host to an international conference on industrial symbiosis on the 12th - 14th June 2012. The -
2nd Jun 2011
Industrial Symbiosis Project Launches in TurkeyOn 5th May Peter Laybourn, Chief Executive of International Synergies, flew to Ankara, Turkey for the official launch of the Industrial Symboisis in Iskerunder Bay Area Project. The project will -
31st May 2011
Business Green Leader of the Year Nomination for Peter LaybournPeter Laybourn, Chief Executive of International Synergies, goes head to head with some of industry's greenest business leaders next month after being shortlisted in the inaugural Business Green






