Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
| Date: Wednesday, 19/June/2024 | ||||
| 8:30am - 10:00am |
A4: Session A.4: Product Design - Strategies and Trade-offs I Location: Friedrich Wilhelm Chair: Liisa Hakola, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd, Finland Investigating the Relevance of Non-energy Benefits in Energy Efficiency Potentials for Information and Communication Technologies Product Features: Upgraded Functionality or Sustainability Problem? An Environmental Assessment Approach for Additional Product Functions and its Application in the Case of Fridge-freezers UNDRESS Circularity – Aligned Impact Assessment for Circular Business Model |
B4: Session B.4: Sustainable Innovation Location: Grenander 1 Chair: Jan Druschke, Fraunhofer IZM, Germany Green Technology; Green Computing in a Sustainable Context Innovations in Electronics – Friend or Foe in Achieving Sustainability? Sustainable Technology and Technology for Sustainability: The Paths Towards Eco-innovation |
C4: Session C.4: Circularity - Consumer Influence and Communication Location: Grenander 2 Chair: Kirsten Remmen, Empa, Switzerland Communicating Circularity and Process Chemical Information in Supply Chains Unlocking Consumer Adoption: Exploring Factors Influencing Preferences for Refurbished Smartphones across Japan, Germany, and Thailand Green or Growth? Assessing Consumer Influence on the Environmental Impacts of ICT-Enabled Sharing Economy Businesses |
D4: Session D.4: LCA - Simplifications and Limitations Location: Grenander 3 Chair: Allen Hu, National Taipei University of Technology (Taipei Tech), Taiwan A Methodology for Simplified LCAs of Electronic Products Challenges and Opportunities for Scalable and Trustworthy LCA Data in the Electronics Industry - A Critical Reviewer’s Perspective LCA Limitations and Opportunities to Inform Supply Chain Decarbonization |
| 10:00am - 10:30am |
Coffee Break |
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| 10:30am - 12:30pm |
A5: Session A.5: Product Design - Strategies and Trade-offs II Location: Friedrich Wilhelm Chair: Tapani Jokinen, Fraunhofer IZM, Finland Eco-design and Circularity Guidelines for Printed Flexible Electronic Devices Based on a Holistic and Streamlined Sustainability Assessment Product Design Strategies for Decarbonization and Resource Efficiency A Strategy for Design of Product Architecture Considering Supply Chain Future Topics for Greening ICT |
B5: Session B.5: Applied LCA and Ecodesign for ICT II Location: Grenander 1 Chair: Kelly Scanlon, IPC, United States of America Embedding Circularity into Product Design: An ICT Case Study Process-based Life Cycle Assessment of a Vanadium Dioxide Spiking Neuron ALU4CED - New Concept for Circular Electronic Design Based on Aluminium The Lifecycle Challenge for Microelectronic and Miniaturized Components in Sustainable Innovation Processes |
C5: Session C.5: Circularity - Repair Policies Location: Grenander 2 Chair: Erik Poppe, Fraunhofer IZM, Germany Building the Future of Repair: A Right to Repair State of the Union Financial Incentives to Support the Repair of Electronics – The Thuringian Repair Voucher Programme Assessing the Environmental Benefits of Repair and Reuse of Electrical and Electronic Equipment: Key Learnings for Ecodesign Based on the French Repair and Reuse Scheme Review and Analysis of ICT Regulations under the Ecodesign Directive: Product Regulations Shifting from Energy Efficiency to Circular Economy. |
D5: Session D.5: LCA - Beyond Conventional Impact Categories Location: Grenander 3 Chair: Jens Malmodin, Ericsson AB, Sweden Developing A Multi-Tasks Module to Integrate Biodiversity and to Fulfill the Request of the Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) for Corporate Sustainability – Case Study of A Taiwan Semiconductor Company Circular Economy Best Practices for Bio- and Geodiversity Preservation Through a LCA Approach A Justice-led Design Toolbox for Promoting fair Electronics Towards Sustainable Technology: The Social Impact Assessment and Readiness |
| 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch Break & On-site Poster Session |
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| 12:40pm - 1:25pm |
On-site Poster Session: 1st Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
On-site Poster Session: 2nd Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
On-site Poster Session: 3rd Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
On-site Poster Session: 4th Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
| 1:30pm - 3:00pm |
B6: Session B.6: Applied LCA - Production and End of Life Location: Grenander 1 Chair: Tatjana Karpenja, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB, Sweden Circularity Indicators and LCA Perspective: New French Obligations on Recyclability and Prevention & Ecodesign Plans CBA on Semi-Automated Disassembly Conducting the Visioning Process for the Development of Informal Scrap Yards in Ghana: A Participatory Planning Tool |
C6: Session C.6: Circularity - Assessment & Tools Location: Grenander 2 Chair: Anna Trawnitschek, DIN, Germany Design for Recycling of Electronics: The Urgent Need for Better Methods The Need for Design-for-recycling of Paper-based Printed Electronics – a Prospective Comparison with Printed Circuit Boards A Circularity Toolset for Benchmarking Consumer Electronics, Using Headphones as a Case Study |
D6: Session D.6: WEEE Collection Rates Location: Grenander 3 Chair: Carl Johan Dalhammar, Lund University, Sweden What Do We Know About the WEEE Flows in the Netherlands? Challenges and Best Practices in the Collection of Small WEEE and Waste Portable Batteries in Europe Improving Collection Rates by Designing Valuable Consumer Experiences: Lessons from Practice Theory |
Provoquium: Electronics Grows Green Location: Friedrich Wilhelm Chair: Otmar Deubzer, Fraunhofer IZM, Germany This session will challenge commonly held convictions on environmental issues and encourage
us to come up with better solutions by taking a fresh look at things we believe to be
true. We want to focus on critical and under-discussed aspects around electronics that grows (and goes) green. |
| 3:00pm - 4:00pm |
Coffee Break & On-site Poster Session |
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| 3:10pm - 3:55pm |
On-site Poster Session: 1st Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
On-site Poster Session: 2nd Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
On-site Poster Session: 3rd Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
On-site Poster Session: 4th Screen Location: Alexander 1 |
| 4:00pm - 6:00pm |
A7: Session A.7: LCA - Tools & Databases Location: Friedrich Wilhelm Chair: Colin Fitzpatrick, University of Limerick, Ireland The State of Electronics LCI Data: How to Address the Data Gaps Life Cycle Model Based LCA of Electronics: Case Study of a Smart Electronic Device Electronics Ecodesign Tool Using Parametric LCA Models Scope 3 Data in Electronics Supply Chains: How to Address Common Challenges and Pitfalls |
B7: Session B.7: Application Focus - Digital Infrastructure Location: Grenander 1 Chair: Tuğana Ceren Aslan, Forschungsfabrik Mikroelektronik Deutschland (FMD), Germany Parameterized Life Cycle Assessment Model for Electronic Devices: Incorporating Internet Consumption in Environmental Impact Evaluation Environmental Impacts of Digital Infrastructures and Digital Services: CO2, Resource Consumption, Substances of Concern and More Methodical Challenges of Prognostic Lifecycle Assessment - An Exemplary Study of ICT's Environmental Impact in Germany 2030 Server Stock Data - A Basis for Determining the Energy and Resource Requirements of Data Centers |
C7: Session C.7: Circularity - ReUse Challenges and Results Location: Grenander 2 Chair: Beatriz Pozo Arcos, iFixit, Spain From LCA to Impact Measurement: What Added Value Can IT Refurbishment Provide in Practice? Quantitative Ecological KPIs at Model Level for Electronic End Devices Revealing the Cumulative Production Displacement Caused by the Second-hand Smartphones Market Repurposing Obsolete Smartphones for Sustainable IoT |
D7: Session D.7: International WEEE Implementation Insights Location: Grenander 3 Chair: Heinz Werner Böni, Empa, Switzerland Current Results and Main Challenges of the Implementation of the Electric Electronic Waste Reverse Logistics System in Brazil. Developing a Sustainable Recycling Industry for E-waste in Colombia and Peru Lessons in Formalization of E-waste Management – A Case Study from India Integration of Informal Sector for Sustainable E-Waste Management in Ghana |
| 7:00pm - 10:00pm |
Berlin by Night Proposals |
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