Session TU.2.A || Mainstreaming Construction LCA – Based on an Open Data Network Authors Kusche, Oliver Abstract This contribution focuses on the question where the data actually comes from that is used for modelling in construction LCA tools. A few years ago, the first Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) program operators had started to publish their [...]
Session TU.1.A || Circular Economy Buildings – from Research to Practice Authors Rydberg, Tomas; Andersson, Johanna; Gerhardsson, Hanna; Kultje, Eva; Lewrén, Adam; Loh Lindholm, Carina; Löfving, Joel Abstract The environmental potential of reusing interior and building products (notably furniture, lighting, doors, windows, flooring and ceilings) has been calculated by a rather basic model based on [...]
Session TU.2.A || Mainstreaming Construction LCA – Based on an Open Data Network Authors Horn, Rafael; Borschewski, David; Ebertshäuser, Sebastian; Jäger, Michael; Mahler, Boris Abstract While LCA tools for the assessment of buildings are available for more than 15 years, their application is mainly limited to research and sustainability certification. The upcoming sustainability requirements driven [...]
Session TU.2.C || The Role of Industry in Sustainable Supply Chains Authors Hohlweck, Jonas; Beitinger, Gunter; Albrecht, Florian; Kind, Andreas; Dietz, Martin; Müller, Katrin; Jaeger, Florian Ansgar Abstract The transition to a low-carbon economy accelerates globally. Most companies measure their energy related emissions and a growing number of them is implementing mitigation measures. However, major [...]
Session MO.3.D || Addressing Marine Litter Within Life Cycle Assessment and Management Authors Vázquez-Rowe, Ian; Ita-Nagy, Diana; Kahhat, Ramzy Abstract Mainstream abiotic resource depletion impact categories tend to focus on the extraction of resources (e.g. crude oil) from nature obviating their use in the technosphere, when they are temporarily unavailable, or after their end-of-life, when [...]
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