Session WE.2.D || Business Life Cycle Networks Authors Williams, Ellie; Vieira, Marisa Abstract When a company undergoes environmental footprinting, they usually only have access to their own data, meaning that when extending the scope beyond their own operations, the data is difficult to collect and is often not available at all. Consequently, data gaps are [...]
Authors Wynne, Astrid; Chenadec, Julie; Andrews, Deborah; Adibi, Naeem; Workum, Arjen; van der Veer, Martijn Abstract Adoption and use of digital technology (which includes smart phones, PC and other computers) has spread extensively and in 2021 60% of the global population are ‘connected’. The data centre industry serves this increased digital demand and is predicted [...]
Authors Kristina, Kerwin; Andrews, Deborah; Adibi, Naeem; Whitehead, Beth; Bienge, Katrin; Szablewski, Carolina; Chenadec, Julie; Ponugubati, Manoj Abstract Data centres house data processing and storage equipment. The data centre industry (DCI) has evolved very rapidly since launch of the World Wide Web in the early 1990s. Numerous different sectors have evolved in line with and [...]
Session WE.3.A || Business Models for a Circular Economy Authors Oiko, Olívia Abstract Nowadays, there is a considerable search for creating business models for circularity and sustainability. Remanufacturing is an industrial process whereby used products are restored to “as new” functional state. It was already considered “the ultimate form of recycling” and also, an essential [...]
Authors Möller, Lisa; Schwalb, Michael; Garvens, Hans J.; Wohlgemuth, Volker Abstract Hydrogen is a promising possibility to decarbonize many industrial processes including steel production. Since the ability to use hydrogen in the blast furnace process is limitied new installations have to be set up. The direct reduction route was evaluated against the conventional blast furnace [...]
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