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Industrial Transformation

Faculty of Engineering, LTH / Departments at LTH / Department of Technology and Society / Environmental and Energy Systems Studies

Description

Industrial processing of feedstock into usable materials significantly contributes to climate change, energy use and other sustainability concerns. To become sustainable, industry needs to rapidly transform and change all along the supply chain. This is especially challenging for energy intensive industry that is characterised by long investment cycles, high carbon intensity, and high trade intensity and are thus exposed to international competition. Our research focuses on understanding and analysing the preconditions needed for this large-scale transformation to happen but also the consequence that this shift might have on other sustainability goals. Our research includes both technically oriented energy system analysis and policy analysis.

Staff

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  • Jonas Algers

    Doctoral student

    jonas [dot] algers [at] miljo [dot] lth [dot] se

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  • Fredric Bauer

    Researcher

    fredric [dot] bauer [at] miljo [dot] lth [dot] se

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  • Jamil Khan

    Researcher

    jamil [dot] khan [at] miljo [dot] lth [dot] se

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