Sustainable & Carbon Economy

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What does decarbonisation even mean? DECARBONISATION – process through which the

What does decarbonisation even mean?

DECARBONISATION – process through which the share

of C in the primary
energy is decreased, with the ultimate goal of reaching 0% CO2 emissions –
Vision - ensure the production of energy AND all other related production
processes without using fossil fuels and idealy ensure 0 CO2 emissions

Increase in RES share

Energy efficiency

Reduction of GHG

Energy efficiency and RES;
recycling; waste management

Forestation, food production control

Infrastructure? Funding sources? Biofuels? Hydrogen? Lifestyle? Alimentary habits? New solutions for increased use of technology and the concept of energy efficiency?

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EFRI and LIFE Clim´Foot project: Climate Governance: Implementing public policies to

  EFRI and LIFE Clim´Foot project: Climate Governance: Implementing public policies to calculate

and reduce organisations' carbon footprint

limate Governance:

reduce organisations' carbon footprint

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Initiative: To manage the organizational effects related to CO2 Objectives: using

Initiative: To manage the organizational effects
related to CO2
Objectives: using

the Bilan Carbon model to:
determine our CO2 emissions,
analyse them,
manage them in the long term!

EFRI in the Life Clim´Foot project

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Table: EFRI's Carbon Footprint-Related Targets

Table: EFRI's Carbon Footprint-Related Targets

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Table: CO2 Emissions per Employee Table: CO2 Emissions per Student Table:

Table: CO2 Emissions per Employee

Table: CO2 Emissions per Student

Table: Overview of

CO2 Emissions According to Calculation Scope

[1] (Scope 1) direct emissions (mandatory reporting) – includes all direct emissions from sources controlled by the entity; e.g. means of transport and energy production.
[2] ((Scope 2) indirect emissions (mandatory reporting) – emissions from the purchased energy, mainly electricity, heating from heating plants.
[3] (Scope 3) indirect emissions (voluntary reporting) – emissions generated by the activity of the entity, e.g. travel, waste.

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Figure: CO2 Emissions by Sources in 2018 and 2019 (tCO2e) Figure:

Figure: CO2 Emissions by Sources in 2018 and 2019 (tCO2e)

Figure: CO2

Emissions in Passenger Transport in 2018 and 2019
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Figure: CO2 Emissions in Input Materials in 2018 and 2019

Figure: CO2 Emissions in Input Materials in 2018 and 2019 

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Globally driven agenda towards reinventing the logic of global economy and

Globally driven agenda towards reinventing the logic of global economy and

nature of capitalism in line with „sustainable” and „green” economical concepts
A definite game changer BUT again G10 countries are well positioned to reap the benefits of the new game rules, cement the current state of division between them and the developing
Carbon tax is around the corner - dual purpose - a de facto custom duty protecting the most developed countries
G10 still control the opinion through their institutions and soft power - especially visible in academia
All of us look up to US/UK universities as our benchmarks and crave to end up high on lists such as THE and QS
The path for the foreseeable future is set and clear - „green” and „sustainable” revolution will continue
– huge opportunity for Universities to reestablish themselves as key facilitators of this change – 1st movers will brand themselves & reap the biggest rewards