Resource & Energy Efficiency
Resource & Energy Efficiency offers a powerful and cost-effective tool for achieving a sustainable future. Resource & Energy Efficiency saves money and cuts emissions faster than any other climate change mitigation option.
Efficiently using resources and energy consequentially bring about botheconomic and ecological advantages. By enacting efficiency measures,
organisations simultaneously save costs and reduce environmental
impacts and risks. The ever increasing scarcity of resources is provoking
growing numbers of organisations to find alternatives to traditional energy
sources. This often involves changing energy supplies, procedures or
choice of supplier.
Resource & Energy Efficiency - perform a Life Cycle Assessment
However, a narrow focus on energy and resources hardly facilitates thecompletion of complex analyses aimed to quickly identifying solutions
and alternatives. Taking this into account, environmental impacts do not
have to be directly considered in order to be reduced. We aim rather to
perform a simplified Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to calculate the degree to which material and energy amount inputs can be decreased without incurring any additional environmental burdens.
Benefit
Determine the strategic risks and environmental optimisation potentials of products at an early stage.
Identify the magnitude and relevance of each individual step within a products life cycle. Which stage causes the greatest environmental burden?
Solidify your need for ecological action and identify the most efficient measures for adjustment.
Obtain solid information regarding the environmental impacts of you organizations processes and products to improve external communications with customers, suppliers and other stakeholders.
Spur environmental innovation by implementing Life Cycle Assesments.
Generating understanding of Life Cycle Thinking and integrate it into day-to-day business on all levels.
Improve communication lines with political decision makers and public authorities with the help of a LCA
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