Rackow T, Donhauser T, Schuderer P, Franke J (2015)
Publication Type: Conference contribution
Publication year: 2015
Publisher: Trans Tech Publications
Series: Applied Mechanics and Materials
Book Volume: 805
Pages Range: 86--93
Conference Proceedings Title: Energy Efficiency in Strategy of Sustainable Production
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.805.86
The energy efficient production of goods can only be used as a unique selling proposition, if reliable values for the energy consumption, caused by production and transportation, are determinable. Furthermore, the customer must be able to compare these values for different products. Using a consistent and standardized methodology for calculating these values along the value chain, this comparability can be achieved. Providing this information, as potentially required by the end customer or by law, the penetration of this methodology could be achieved, while obviously the comparably more energy efficiently produced goods would be more attractive for the (end) customer. Consequently, an incentive system would emerge, which motivates the companies to improve their energy efficiency throughout the complete value chain. The following paper presents the above-mentioned methodology along with a unified scheme for allocating the energy consumption of the production to products.
APA:
Rackow, T., Donhauser, T., Schuderer, P., & Franke, J. (2015). Integrated Energy-Controlling in Industrial Value Chains. In Energy Efficiency in Strategy of Sustainable Production (pp. 86--93). Trans Tech Publications.
MLA:
Rackow, Tobias, et al. "Integrated Energy-Controlling in Industrial Value Chains." Proceedings of the Energy Efficiency in Strategy of Sustainable Production Trans Tech Publications, 2015. 86--93.
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