Session WE.3.E || Applied Digital Solutions – Connecting Green and Digital Transformations? Authors de Montaignac, Renaud; Vlasopoulos, Nikolaos; Negishi, Koji; Queck, Oliver Abstract 700 000 km of new roads are built worldwide each year. Materials and pavement design choices impact up to 60% of the cost of a road project and up to 85% of [...]
Session MO.3.B || Prospective Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of Energy Technologies Authors Puig-Samper, Gonzalo; Iribarren, Diego; Dufour, Javier Abstract Within the current context of transition to a sustainable energy system, hydrogen is expected to play a major role. However, this requires moving away from conventional hydrogen production by steam reforming of natural gas. In particular, [...]
Session MO.2.C || Transfer Towards Climate Neutrality – Scenarios, Options and Valuation Authors Bach, Vanessa; Finkbeiner, Matthias Abstract According to the Paris Agreement and supported by the IPCC, climate neutrality has to be reached in the next 30 to 50 years in order to tackle climate change. Thus, many strategies to achieve climate neutrality popped [...]
Session MO.2.A || Life Cycle Approaches in the Raw Materials Sector II Authors Muller, Stephanie; Beylot, Antoine; Lai, Frédéric; Villeneuve, Jacques; Moore, Kathryn; Sanchidrián, José A.; Kinnunen, Päivi Abstract When looking at life cycle inventory (LCI) databases or specific scientific literature regarding the potential environmental impacts of mining through life cycle assessments (LCA), the reliability [...]
Session WE.2.D || Business Life Cycle Networks Authors Williams, Ellie; Vieira, Marisa Abstract When a company undergoes environmental footprinting, they usually only have access to their own data, meaning that when extending the scope beyond their own operations, the data is difficult to collect and is often not available at all. Consequently, data gaps are [...]
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