Carbon Footprinting in complex logistics chains: methodology and state of the art in practice implementations
Past event — 7 November 2018
12:00–13:00
Kühne Logistics University
Grosser Grasbrook 17, 20457 Hamburg, Room Faculty Lounge
English
Spoken language
Dr. Igor Davydenko
Scientist / Advisor Freight Transport and Logistics
TNO Den Haag (Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek)
Abstract
Improving the efficiency and sustainability of supply chains is a shared aim of the transport industry, its customers, governments as well as industry organisations. The first standard on carbon footprinting in transport (EN 16258) has been analysed resulting in suggestions for methodological improvements and a discussion on the impact of the methodological choices on directional accuracy of CO2 emission computation, data availability and feasibility of practical implementations in real business environments. In the seminar we are going to take a look at the basis carbon footprinting methodologies for transport and logistics chains, and consider preliminary results of the practical carbon footprint implementation cases of the GLEC Framework in real world logistics operations, which have been conducted in the LEARN EU H2020 project.
Biography
Dr. Igor Davydenko is scientist and advisor at TNO (The Hague, Netherlands) in the field of freight transport and logistics with 15+ years’ experience in quantitative freight and logistics modelling, carbon footprint methodologies and implementations, carbon footprint data requirements and data exchange. Igor holds M.Sc. in applied mathematics, Professional Doctorate in Engineering (PDEng) in the field of logistics systems management and PhD in freight transport modelling.
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