Session WE.2.C || Benefits of Retaining Materials and Their Quality in a Circular Economy Authors Stallkamp, Christoph; Volk, Rebekka; Schultmann, Frank Abstract Europe's plastic production reached a new high in 2019, with almost 40% of plastic being used for packaging. The high use of plastic leads to a high amount of plastic waste, where only [...]
Session WE.2.C || Benefits of Retaining Materials and Their Quality in a Circular Economy Authors Horlacher, Maike; Deregowski, Carolin Abstract Significant amounts of mixed plastic waste (MPW) currently end up in incineration plants and landfills. It is important that such waste be managed appropriately in line with circular economy principles. One emerging option for managing [...]
Session WE.1.D || Sustainability of Business Models and Innovations Authors Hagedorn, Wiebke; Greiff, Kathrin; Bienge, Katrin Abstract One major challenge for society is the environmental burden caused by global pro-duction and consumption of goods and services. A significant share of global emis-sions caused by industry goes back to the steel sector – around 25% (Allwood [...]
Session MO.3.B || Prospective Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of Energy Technologies Authors Gibon, Thomas; Baustert, Paul; Navarrete Gutiérrez, Tomás; Morales, Marjorie; Hahn Menacho, Álvaro José; Arvesen, Anders Abstract Bioenergy is key in decarbonizing global energy systems, but potential trade-offs are known, e.g. land use and transformation, or water requirements. Bioenergy products include solids, liquids and [...]
Session WE.3.B || SDG Corporate Responsibility Authors Morao, Ana; Visser, Diana Abstract It is widely accepted that business has a critical role to play in the achievement of the SDGs. The SDGs cannot be fully accomplished by any company or government on its own and the greatest impact can be achieved as organizations create focus [...]
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