Differences between LCA for analysis and LCA for policy: a case study on the consequences of allocation choices in bio-energy policies

Wardenaar, Tjerk; van Ruijven, Theo; Mendoza Beltrán, Angelica; A. Vad, Kathrine; B. Guinée, Jeroen; Heijungs, Reinout

doi:10.1007/s11367-012-0431-x

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Differences between LCA for analysis and LCA for policy: a case study on the consequences of allocation choices in bio-energy policies

Published in The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment • May 7, 2012

Authors:

Tjerk Wardenaar

Theo van Ruijven

Angelica Mendoza Beltrán

Abstract

The increasing concern for adverse effects of climate change has spurred the search for alternatives for conventional energy sources. Life cycle assessment (LCA) has increasingly been used to assess the potential of these alternatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The popularity of LCA in the ...

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Environmental economics

Energy policy

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