Circular versus Linear Economy


One of the strategic targets of Möbius Alliance, in symbiosis with the philosophy of sustainable industry, is to introduce, stimulate and develop a « circular » instead of the traditional « linear economy » ( produce – consume – throw away… )

The priority (green light solutions) has to be based on « durability », during the entire cycle of life of the product.

The global « life cycle of the product » has to be taken into account; avoiding considering only the efficiency during the period of use of the product.

Circularity - Sustainability


Circularity and use of resources to be a reality.

Become aware of life cycle analysis of the products and full service.

The aim of the European Commission to transform Europe into a more circular and resource efficient economy.

The Möbius Alliance supports this objective with a spirit of commitment to the future generations.

This project is conducted on the ecological footprint of the product and its flow.

Ecological Footprint

Ecological Footprint with Waste Recycling and Emission


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*Eco - Efficiency


A product or service is defined by its societal and environmental performance rather than its economical performance

Le WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development) suggests below the definition of eco-efficiency:

"The Eco-efficiency consists of offering goods or services at competitive prices responding to people needs, bringing a quality of life, while reducing progressively environmental impact and the quantity of natural resources required throughout the life cycle of the products to finally reach a harmony with what the planet can sustainably support."

Elements of Eco-efficiency


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Demand reduction of raw material for goods and services
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Energy intensity reduction for goods and services
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Dispersion of toxic substances reduction
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Increased recyclability of materials
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Maximize sustainable use of natural resources
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Increase durability of goods
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Increase intensity of goods services