University of Stuttgart, Department Life Cycle Engineering (GaBi)
GaBi's competencies include ecological, socio-economic as well as technical analysis and optimization from process to product. The sustainability studies build a bridge between the built and the natural environment: from energy supply, the production of materials, the recovery and recycling of high-value material flows to mobility, building and living of today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.
Research work here covers diverse topics such as novel mobility concepts, renewable energy sources and energy storage, bio-based materials, functionally integrated materials and components, circular economy, resource efficiency and lightweight construction, land use and biodiversity.
GaBi has already gained experience in the LCA of novel methanol production processes in the OptiMeOH project (BMBF, funding code: 033RC007D) and will be extended in this project to consider the new high-efficiency methanol production process described above.
GaBi's competencies include ecological, socio-economic as well as technical analysis and optimization from process to product. The sustainability studies build a bridge between the built and the natural environment: from energy supply, the production of materials, the recovery and recycling of high-value material flows to mobility, building and living of today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.
Research work here covers diverse topics such as novel mobility concepts, renewable energy sources and energy storage, bio-based materials, functionally integrated materials and components, circular economy, resource efficiency and lightweight construction, land use and biodiversity.
GaBi has already gained experience in the LCA of novel methanol production processes in the OptiMeOH project (BMBF, funding code: 033RC007D) and will be extended in this project to consider the new high-efficiency methanol production process described above.