Integration of Carbon Efficiency into Corporate Decision-Making
Britta Engel (),
Grit Walther () and
Thomas S. Spengler ()
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Britta Engel: Technische Universitäat Braunschweig, Institut füur Produktion und Logistik
Grit Walther: Technische Universitäat Braunschweig, Institut füur Produktion und Logistik
Thomas S. Spengler: Technische Universitäat Braunschweig, Institut füur Produktion und Logistik
Chapter 8 in Operations Research Proceedings 2008, 2009, pp 47-52 from Springer
Abstract:
Summary Concerning increasing carbon emissions and resulting climate change discussions, methods to assess corporate carbon emissions gain importance in research and practice. A transparent and integrated method for decision support to control ratios like eco-efficiency does not exist. Against this background, a concept for the implementation of carbon emission accounting indicators into decision-making processes has been developed, which consists of different aggregation levels and their connections. Within this contribution, a model for the level of internal planning is presented and applied to assess carbon reduction provisions of a dyeing company.
Keywords: Supply Chain; Carbon Emission; Ecological Aspect; High Emission Rate; Emission Reduction Cost (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-00142-0_8
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