Session TU.1.E || Digital Technologies for a Circular Economy Authors Galindo Schaly, Sebastian; Strehle, Elilas; Pukies, Gaston Abstract Product life cycles are becoming increasingly complex and decentralized. Raw material acquisition, multi-tier manufacturing, maintenance and re-use or recycling activities are spread along a myriad of companies along the value chain. Hence, it is often difficult to [...]

Session TU.3.E || Circular Economy and Circular Society in LCM Authors Duque Ciceri, Natalia; Rehberger, Max Abstract “There are more than 200 environmental labels in the EU, and more than 450 worldwide” . Many of such eco-labels can be somehow connected to the circularity of products. The most basic metrics can be related to the [...]

Session TU.1.E || Digital Technologies for a Circular Economy Authors Walden, Gunther; Adam, Kathrin; Prox, Martina Abstract Going from 51 billion tons of greenhouse gas to zero – consumers demand sustainable products, governments prepare legislation to mandate companies to measure and reduce their carbon footprints and corporates globally face the challenge of doing so. According [...]

Session TU.3.E || Circular Economy and Circular Society in LCM Authors Fallahi, Sara; Diener, Derek; Kazmierczak, Karolina; Calderon, Pavel Abstract With the ever-growing number of Li-ion batteries used in diverse applications in the transport and energy sectors, securing a sustainable and circular battery economy is becoming a necessity. Previous research highlights that for batteries and [...]