Session MO.3.A || Sustainable Chemicals and Materials Authors Kätelhön, Arne; Meys, Raoul; Stellner, Laura; Bardow, André; Suh, Sangwon Abstract Industrial companies generate a large part of their life-cycle environmental impacts indirectly through the production of raw materials, such as chemicals and plastics. As different suppliers use different production techniques for the same chemicals, the supply [...]
Session WE.2.B || Social Life Cycle Assessment of Products Authors Gompf, Katharina; Traverso, Marzia; Hetterich, Jörg Abstract The main purpose of this S-LCA case study is to analyse social impacts of free-floating car sharing is a holistic way, taking into account positive as well as negative impacts. The use phase plays an important role for [...]
Session WE.1.B || SDG as a Basis for Sustainability Assessments of Products and Companies Authors Weidema, Bo Abstract A fully quantified impact pathway framework for sustainable development is presented. The impact pathways start from Life cycle inventory (pressure) indicators at the organisational level and allows aggregation to a single endpoint measure of sustainable wellbeing. The [...]
Session TU.3.D || Life Cycle Innovation to Drive Sustainability and Business Performance Authors Valente, Clara; Rubach, Synnøve Abstract The purpose of this paper is to explore how social LCA (SLCA) & social organizational LCA (SOLCA), can be used to shape the business model of companies that wants to be social sus-tainable both related to one’s [...]
Session TU.3.B || Life Cycle Data Supporting Supply Chain Management Authors De Giovanetti, Luca; Hunziker, Roland Abstract To meet the Paris Agreement objectives and limit global warming to well 2°C above pre-industrial levels, it is essential to decarbonize our economy by 2050. This is a huge challenge for the built environment, which is currently responsible [...]
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