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I.S1 - Building Assessments
Building as Feedstocks for Tomorrow - Life Cycle Assessment of Buildings and Constructions (LCA-BC)
H. Mötzl ¹, M. Fellner ¹, C. Pladerer ², M. Meissner ², U. Aschenbrenner ^2
1 Austrian Institute of Healthy and Ecological Buildings - IBO Österreichisches Institut für Baubiologie und -ökologie GmbH, Wien, AUSTRIA
² Austrian Institute of Ecology - Österreichisches Ökologie Institut, Wien, AUSTRIA
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I.S1 - Building Assessments
From the Energy Evaluation to the Assessment of the Sustainable Building Performance
G. Hauser ^{1 2}, N. Essig ^2
1 Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics (IBP), Stuttgart, GERMANY
² Institute of Building Physics, University of Technology, Munich, GERMANY
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I.S1 - Building Assessments
Certificate Trading Schemes for New Land Use
K. Ostertag ¹, J. Schleich ¹, K.-M. Ehrhart ², S. Seifert ², J. Müller ^2
1 Fraunhofer ISI, GERMANY
² University of Karlsruhe TH, GERMANY
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I.S1 - Building Assessments
Determining the Carbon Footprint from Housing and Associated Lifestyles in the UK – a Quantitative Approach Combining Geo-Demographic Marketing and Macro-Economic Data
J. Minx ¹, J. Barrett ², A. Biegert ^3
1 Stockholm Environment Institute, GERMANY
² University of York, York, UNITED KINGDOM
³ Integration environment & energy, Graefenberg , SCHWEDEN
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I.S1 - Building Assessments
Sustainable Construction with Concrete - Consolidating the Phases of Life Cycle in a Holistic Approach
P. Schiessl ¹, B. Hauer ², U. Wiens ^3
1 University of Munich, GERMANY
² German Cement Works Association, Düsseldorf, GERMANY
³ German Committee for Structural Concrete, Berlin, GERMANY
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I.S1 - Building Assessments
Improving the Life Cycle Assessment by Improving the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
T. Rühle
Intep - Integrale Planung GmbH, München, GERMANY
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I.S2 - Sustainable Housing
Sustainable Buildings
K. Sedlbauer
Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics (IBP), Holzkirchen, GERMANY
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I.S2 - Sustainable Housing
Sustainable Settlements in Europe - Examples and Quantification
H. Wolpensinger
The postgraduate student network for sustainable urban development (NSA), Bonn, GERMANY
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I.S2 - Sustainable Housing
Sustainability Performance Measurement for High Reliable Composite Wood Structures made of Fibre-reinforced Plastics, Technical Textiles and Compressed Wood
E. Günther ¹, C. Manthey ¹, P. Haller ², A. Heiduschke ^2
1 TU Dresden, Chair of Business Administration, especially Environmental Management and Accounting, GERMANY
² TU Dresden, Institute of Steel and Timber Structures, GERMANY
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I.S2 - Sustainable Housing
Environmental Evaluation of Flexible Housing
J. Avellaneda, S. Dorantes, J. M. Gonzalez, K. Mrkonjic
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, SPAIN
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I.S2 - Sustainable Housing
Enhancing private home owners’ motivation towards energy efficient re-furbishment
I. Stieß
Institute for Social-Ecological Research, ISOE, Frankfurt/Main, GERMANY
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I.S2 - Sustainable Housing
Attitudes and Behaviour of German Homebuyers towards Sustainable Housing Development - A stated Preferences Approach
W. Rid ¹, U. Prönstl ^2
1 Munich Technical University, Chair of Housing and Housing Economy, GERMANY
² Boku Vienna, Department of Landscape, Spital and Infrastructure Sciences, AUSTRIA
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II.S1 - New Management Practise in Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)
Systematic Development of Product Services using the RISP model
J. Fresner ¹, J. Jantschgi, M. Henzler, S. Melnitzky
¹ STENUM GmbH, Graz, AUSTRIA
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II.S1 - New Management Practise in Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)
Sustainable Supply Chain for a Sustainable Construction
L. Harbouche ¹, T. Schwarz ¹, M. Grenier ^1
1 Centre de Recherche Public Henri Tudor, Luxembourg, LUXEMBOURG
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II.S1 - New Management Practise in Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)
Negotiated Environmental Agreements in Promoting Material Efficiency in Industry – Challenges and Opportunities
R. Lilja
Ecolabel Partnership, Mikkeli, FINLAND
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II.S1 - New Management Practise in Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)
Putting the Consumer in the Emission Reduction Driving Seat – Linking Carbon Footprints, Personal Emission Monitoring, and Bonus Card Systems
A. Perrels
Government Institute for Economic Research VATT, Helsinki, FINLAND
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II.S1 - New Management Practise in Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)
Case Study Research on Sustainable Supply Chain Management – What Evidence has been found?
S. Seuring ¹, P. Beske ¹, S. Gold ¹, J. Schreiber ¹, R. Morana ^2
1 Department of International Management, University of Kassel, Witzenhausen, GERMANY
² Department of Environmental Informatics, University of Applied Science and Technology, Berlin, GERMANY
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II.S2 - Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Case Studies and Best Practise
Best Practice in Multiple Certification & Chain-of-Custody Management: Fair Trade and FSC Labelled Sports Balls
M. Kunz ¹, A. Kraemer ^2
1 Fair Deal Trading Partnership Llp, EU
² Ecologic Institute for International and European Environmental Policy, GERMANY
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II.S2 - Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Case Studies and Best Practise
Co-operative Research on Alternative Agro-Food Networks in the Context of Sustainable Agriculture
N. Chioncel, S. Karner, A. Spoek
Inter-University Research Centre on Technology, Work and Culture (IFZ), Graz, AUSTRIA
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II.S2 - Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Case Studies and Best Practise
Selling Sustainable Products – Best Practice in the Nordic Retail Sector
K. Schmidt ¹, C. Solér ², H. Møller ^3
1 Aalborg University, DENMARK
² Center for Consumer Science, University of Gothenburg, SWEDEN
³ Østfoldforskning, NORWAY
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II.S2 - Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Case Studies and Best Practise
Sustainable Supply Chain Management - the Experience of Vinyl 2010
C. D. Welton ¹, E. Lo Buglio ^2
1 Vinyl 2010, ?
² Zelian Srl., ITALY
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II.S2 - Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Case Studies and Best Practise
Colors of Nature: Cleaner Production in Textile Dyeing and sustainable Consumption of Textiles
A. Wenisch ¹, C. Pladerer ^1
1 Austrian Institute of Ecology, AUSTRIA
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II.S2 - Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Case Studies and Best Practise
Development and Implementation of Services for Sustainable Forest Timber Supply Chain Planning and Control
I. Ehrhardt ¹, M. Wäsche ^1
1 Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF, Magdeburg, GERMANY
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III.S1 - Exchange of experiences in the field of resource efficiency in Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME)
Evaluation on the Effectiveness of the Programme for improving Material Efficiency in German SMEs
K. Kristof, T. Lemken, S. Kolberg
Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy; Research Group IV – Sustainable Production and Consumption, GERMANY
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III.S1 - Exchange of experiences in the field of resource efficiency in Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME)
A New Model for Environmental Protection – the Amended Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act of 2006
J. Luskin
Toxics Use Reduction Institute, USA
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III.S1 - Exchange of experiences in the field of resource efficiency in Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME)
Regional Perspectives on Capacity Building for Ecodesign and Resource Efficiency
S. O’Rafferty, F. O’Connor, I. Cox
Ecodesign Centre Wales, UWIC, UNITED KINGDOM
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III.S1 - Exchange of experiences in the field of resource efficiency in Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME)
Efficiency Awareness – Prerequisite for Resource Management in Companies
M. Schmidt
Institut für Angewandte Forschung - Hochschule Pforzheim, Fakultät für Wirtschaft und Recht, GERMANY
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III.S1 - Exchange of experiences in the field of resource efficiency in Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME)
Optimizing Manufacturing Processes
T. van Keken
InterfaceFLOR, GERMANY
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III.S1 - Exchange of experiences in the field of resource efficiency in Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME)
Complex Diagnosis of Potential for Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) Innovations in Enterprises
V. Dobes ¹, K. Najmanova ^2
1 SCP expert, ENVIROS s.r.o., Praha, CZECH REPUBLIC
² Czech National Cleaner Production Center hosted by CENIA, Czech Environmental Information Agency, Praha , CZECH REPUBLIC
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III.S2 - How to save Raw Materials? European Experiences from Several Industry Branches
Defining and monitoring eco-efficiency indicators valued from different perspectives
M. Teodorescu ¹, E. Cristian ², M. Oprescu ³, L. Gherghe ⁴, I. Dumitrescu ^5
1 National R&D Institute for industrial Ecology – ECOIND, Bucharest, ROMANIA
² S.C. CEPROHART S.A., ROMANIA
³ S.C. IPROCHIM S.A., ROMANIA
⁴ National R&D Institute for Non-Ferrous and Rare Metals, ROMANIA
⁵ National R&D Institute for Textiles and Leather, ROMANIA
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III.S2 - How to save Raw Materials? European Experiences from Several Industry Branches
The Local Authority Demonstration Programme – Building Capacity in Irish Local Authorities for Waste and Resources Use Prevention
C. Horner ¹, C. Collins ^2
1 Core Prevention Team, Environmental Protection Agency, County Wexford, IRELAND
² Resource Use Unit, Office of Climate, Licensing and Resource Use, Environmental Protection Agency, County Wexford, IRELAND
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III.S2 - How to save Raw Materials? European Experiences from Several Industry Branches
A Chemical Substitution Study for a Wet Processing Textile Mill in Turkey
E. Ozturk ¹, U. Yetis ¹, F.B. Dilek ¹, G.N. Demirer ^1
1 Department of Environmental Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, TURKEY
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III.S2 - How to save Raw Materials? European Experiences from Several Industry Branches
Harvesting Water from Humidity of the Air
D. F. Ihrig, M. Licht, U. Brunert, J. Eggemann, A. Vach
FH Suedwestfalen, Iserlohn, GERMANY
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III.S2 - How to save Raw Materials? European Experiences from Several Industry Branches
Protecting the Phosphorus Resource by Phosphorus Recycling in Wastewater Treatment Plants
D. Montag ¹, K. Gethke ¹, J. Pinnekamp ^1
1 Institute of Environmental Engineering, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, GERMANY
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IV.S1 - Energy Supply
A Feasibility Study of the Superwind Concept; Integrating Wind Turbines with Internal Reforming Fuel Cells for Hydrogen and Power Co-Production
K. Hemmes ¹, A.-L. Vernay ¹, D. Manné ¹, G. Steenvoorden ^2
1 Faculty of Technology, Policy, Management, TU Delft, NETHERLANDS
² PG-ID Delft, NETHERLANDS
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IV.S1 - Energy Supply
REAP Germany - Developing a Software Tool for Informing Sustainable Consumption and Production Policies and its Application to the Field of Energy
A. Biegert ¹, J. Minx ², J. Barrett ^3
1 Integration environment & energy, Graefenberg, GERMANY
² Stockholm Environment Institute, SCHWEDEN
³ University of York, York, , UNITED KINGDOM
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IV.S1 - Energy Supply
Analyzing Bio-energy and Land-use Competition in a Coupled Modeling System: The Role of Bio-energy under Climate Policy
G. Klepper ¹, S. Peterson ¹, B. Kretschmer ¹, H. Gömann ², P. Kreins ², A. Richmann ², K. Holm-Müller ³, R. Delzeit ^3
1 Kiel Institute for the World Economy, GERMANY
² Johann Heinrich von Thünen-Institute, GERMANY
³ University of Bonn, GERMANY
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IV.S1 - Energy Supply
Challenges Related to Bioenergy and Supply Chain Organization: Insights Derived from a Systemic Analysis of Related Innovation Processes in Germany, Latvia, Switzerland, Italy and France
K. Knickel ¹, S. Rand ¹, S. Sumane ², D. Bourdin ³, M. Fischler ³, G. Brunori ⁴, T. Neri ⁴, A.-C. Dockès ⁵, A. Guillaumin ^5
1 Institute for Rural Development Research (IfLS) at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt (Main), GERMANY
² Baltic Studies Centre, Riga, LATVIA
³ Swiss Centre for Agricultural and Rural Development (AGRIDEA), Lausanne, SWITZERLAND
⁴ University of Pisa, ITALY
⁵ French Livestoc, FRANCE
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IV.S1 - Energy Supply
Combination of Biological Processes and Fuel Cells to Harvest Solar Energy
D. F. Ihrig ¹, H. M. Heise ², M. Poschmann ¹, K. Stadtlander ^1
1 University of Applied Sciences Suedwestfalen, Iserlohn, GERMANY
² ISAS - Institute for Analytical Sciences at the University of Dortmund, GERMANY
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IV.S2 - Energy Consumption
Improvement of energy efficiency in the steel industry by utilization of low temperature waste heat
C. Krenn ¹, J. Fresner ¹, E. Meixner ^2
1 STENUM GmbH, Graz, AUSTRIA
² Voestalpine Austria Draht GmbH, AUSTRIA
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IV.S2 - Energy Consumption
Life-Cycle Cost Disclosure for Household Appliances in the Age of E-Commerce: Experimental Evidence regarding Consumer Behavior
M. Deutsch
Prognos AG, Berlin, GERMANY
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IV.S2 - Energy Consumption
Improving DSM Practice by Analysing Previous Success and Failure
B. Brohmann ¹, Y. Feenstra ², E. Heiskanen ³, P. Maier ⁴, R. Mourik ², M. Rask ^3
1 Öko-Institut e.V., Institute for Applied Ecology, GERMANY
² Energy research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN), NETHERLANDS
³ National Consumer Research Centre (NCRC), FINLAND
⁴ Consumer Association of North Rhine-Westphalia, GERMANY
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IV.S2 - Energy Consumption
Reconfiguring Systems of Energy Production and Consumption: what role for intermediaries?
M. Hodson, S. Marvin
Centre for Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures (SURF), University of Salford, Manchester, UNITED KINGDOM
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IV.S2 - Energy Consumption
Sustainable without Sacrifice! Mobility Management to Change Mobility Behaviour of Elderly People
B. Kasper ¹, J. Toepsch ^2
1 Dortmund University of Technology, Institute for Transportation Planning, Dortmund, GERMANY
² Department of Marketing, Cologne Public Transport Company, Cologne, GERMANY
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