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Allocation and characterisation factors for absolute environmental sustainability assessment

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By Jan Hartmann, David Yang Shu, André Bardow, Niklas von der Assen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Absolute environmental sustainability assessment (AESA) enables the comparison of the environmental burdens from economic sectors against sector-specific thresholds for environmental sustainability. Implementing AESA requires data to establish sector-specific sustainability thresholds and to characterise the environmental burden of elementary flows that are exchanged between the sector and the environment. Yet, a reusable dataset for AESA is currently lacking.
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Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Alternative Fuels and Carbon Capture in Swiss Gas-Fired Power Plants Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Giulia Iacono, André Bardow, Laura Berra
| ACS Publications
Scope The study focuses on Switzerland as a case study and considers two time horizons for when e-fuels are expected to become a market commodity: the short term (2035) and the long term (2050).
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By Patricia Mayer, André Bardow, Florian Baader, David Yang Shu, Ludger Leenders
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Transition pathways to electrified chemical production within sector-coupled national energy systems The chemical industry's transition to net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is particularly challenging due to the carbon inherently contained in chemical products, eventually released to the environment. Fossil feedstock-based production can be replaced by electrified chemical production, combining carbon capture and utilization (CCU) with electrolysis-based hydrogen.
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