Session TU.2.B || Future Sustainable Lifestyles – Urban Structure Authors Tanguy, Audrey; Laforest, Valérie; Glaus, Mathias Abstract The transition to a circular economy in Western countries calls for a return to fine-scale management of urban flows. While our current linear economy relies on centralized and mostly external urban metabolisms, a higher degree of circularity implies [...]
Session MO.2.B || Decarbonized Mobility Along the Value Chain Authors Traupe, Jens; Gintaut, Thorsten Abstract Salzgitter AG is the second biggest steelmaker in Germany. The main share of production takes place in the company´s integrated steel works based in Salzgitter, Lower Saxony, Germany. The plant is focused high-quality flat steel, i.a. for the automotive sector. [...]
Authors Schwenk, Markus; Faltenbacher, Michael Abstract Hydrogen (H2) is expected to play a key role in the future European energy system, especially in the heavy-duty mobility sector, as it can be produced from renewable electricity and used with almost no greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and without any compromise in vehicle range. Establishing a European H2 [...]
Authors Lindén, Hanna; Mackrisson, Mats; Hildenbrand, Jutta; Jonasson, Christian; Schaller, Vincent; Sundin, Erik; Kurilova, Jelena; Kowalkowski, Christian; Nansubuga, Brenda; Lundin, Peter Abstract With the acute need to transition to a sustainable development, the automotive industry is a key actor, and the industry is up for a challenge in transforming toward a mobility setting with new [...]
Session TU.1.B || Future Sustainable Lifestyles – Individual Choices Authors Beloin-Saint-Pierre, Didier; Lasvaux, Sébastien Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many changes in our society like the transition to increased activities in home offices. At first glance, this organizational shift seems to bring environmental benefits because of the reduced commuting needs, but this lifestyle revolution [...]
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