Session MO.3.B || Prospective Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of Energy Technologies Authors Koj, Jan Christian; Harzendorf, Freia; Zapp, Petra Abstract Power-to-Gas (PtG) is seen as an important instrument for decarbonizing the industry, energy and transport sector. However, technological development, LCAs and LCCs are still needed to unfold its potential and to identify sustainable pathways. A [...]
Session WE.2.B || Social Life Cycle Assessment of Products Authors Adibi, Naeem; Van Hemelryck, Steven; McHardy, Cara; Voorend, Wannes Abstract Industry, policymakers and consumers are incorporating environmental and social well-being as part of their practices. Life cycle assessment is a widely used method to assess the environmental impacts of processes, products and services. Meanwhile, social [...]
Session MO.1.C || Achieving Sustainability Goals on the Regional, National and International Level Authors Kellenberger, Daniel; Lucio, Susanna Abstract Swiss Energy Strategy stipulates that the average (final) energy consumption per capita and year should be reduced by 43% by 2035 compared to the level in 2000. With the ratification of the Paris climate agreement, Switzerland [...]
Session WE.1.D || Sustainability of Business Models and Innovations Authors McHardy, Cara; Van Hemelryck, Steven; Adibi, Naeem; Voorend, Wannes Abstract Ecodesign is a holistic design method which brings stakeholders, experts and decision makers together in a brainstorming process focused on addressing potential environmental, social and economic impacts of a project, process or product in (re)development. [...]
Session MO.2.B || Decarbonized Mobility Along the Value Chain Authors Schüler, Maximilian; Gernuks, Marko; Plaga, Benjamin; Hentschel, Jan Abstract Since 2018 Volkswagen is committed to the Paris Climate Agreement and aims to be net carbon neutral by 2050. Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) have long been a part of Volkswagen’s environmental activities. With the shift towards [...]
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