Authors van Rootselaar, Sander; Hengstler, Jasmin Abstract The energy sector is a driver in the European Green Deal to reduce carbon emissions. Natural gas represents a solution during the energy transition: as the cleanest hydrocarbon-based energy source, it can be stored in large quantities and provides the flexibility necessary for the increased use of renewable [...]
Authors Sanchez, Inma; Checa, Daniel; Escamilla, Marta; Leão, Susana Abstract Circular economy is a driver for sustainability and contrary traditional business models, designing circular business models that create value utilizing economic value retained in products after use in the production of new offerings (Linder & Williander, 2017). A circular company usually means the business efficiently [...]
Session TU.2.D || Sustainability Assessments in Industry Creating Meaningful Information Authors Harsch, Matthias; Saiger, Maximilian Abstract Sustainability has become an essential criterion in today's corporate decision-making processes. In addition, the EU Green Deal, for example, has set important framework conditions. This additionally increases the complexity of decision-making processes and thus the need to make this [...]
Session MO.3.A || Sustainable Chemicals and Materials Authors Schenten, Julian; Kaluziak, Eleni Abstract How can the leather sector move towards a more sustainable chemistry? The Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences organised a “scenario process” in which representatives from the leather supply chains – i.a. chemical industry, tanneries, automotive and consumer products (shoes, fashion) – together [...]
Session TU.1.D || Life Cycle Thinking in Companies and Organizations Authors Wege, Elena; Salvasohn, Lara Abstract Research about the Circular Economy (CE) is often focusing on environmental indicators and frameworks, but the economic side is less elaborated, especially from a company perspective. Thus, the underlying question of this study is how the economic dimension of [...]
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