Session WE.3.A || Business Models for a Circular Economy Authors Rex, Emma; Kron, Ulrika Abstract The circular economy does not only require new product designs but also business models that provide enough incentives for both suppliers and customers to shift to more circular practices. Selling “light as a service” is a classic example of a [...]
Session WE.3.A || Business Models for a Circular Economy Authors Doumit, Farah; Michel, Axel Abstract Finding powerful dynamics and adequate components in a business model is a stepping stone to successfully achieve the shift toward circular economy. Evolutions concerning the organization of the sectors and the economic models are a must. However, questions rise on [...]
Session TU.3.D || Life Cycle Innovation to Drive Sustainability and Business Performance Authors Ko, Nathanael; Bässler, Tilman; Bässler, Benjamin Abstract This paper tells of a transition driven by life cycle thinking. The traditional business of producing plastic based windows in southern Germany has reached its limits. Therefore, a new business field is entered: wooden houses. [...]
Session MO.1.E || What Gets Measured, Gets Improved – Impact Assessment and Environmental Labeling Along the Production Chain Authors Palander, Sara; Spak, Björn; Sanne, Karin; Lorentzon, Katarina; Rydberg, Maria; Wikström, Anna Abstract Companies are working with life cycle thinking for different purposes such as marketing, purchasing, investments and strategies, with the objective to reduce the [...]
Session WE.3.C || Benefits of Retaining Materials and Their Quality in a Circular Economy – Case studies Authors Muñoz Marín, Encarnación; Cascajo, Jose Maria; Rapf, Matthias Abstract Sustainability has become the core of the strategic policies in the EU. Eco-innovation is therefore necessary to tackle with the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable society. [...]
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