The workshop to be held in Lisbon on 19 June will be revealing some of the advances in waste management life cycle assessment as part of the European project, FENIX – Giving Packaging a New Life.
The workshop on methodological advances in waste management life cycle assessment will present the FENIX project as an example of the inclusion of the life cycle aspect in decision-making on packaging waste management.
The initiative will also show the latest advances in the project, such as waste collection, transfer and incineration models, and encourage discussion and sharing of knowledge and experiences among experts in life cycle assessment in Spain and Portugal.
The FENIX Project is the work of four European experts in the areas of sustainable development, packaging waste management and life cycle assessment. The project consortium includes Ecoembes (Spain), Sociedade Ponto Verde (Portugal), Grupo de Investigación en Gestión Ambiental de la Escuela Superior de Comercio Internacional (Spain) and PE International (Germany).
Participation in the workshop is free of charge.
For further information go to www.life-fenix.eu /www.unescochair.esci.es
Programme
10.00
Opening and welcome session
Pere Fullana i Palmer, Director of Cátedra UNESCO de Ciclo de Vida y Cambio Climático (ESCI-UPF)
10.15
Life Cycle Analysis and waste management: LIFE+FENIX Project
Pere Fullana i Palmer, Director of Cátedra UNESCO de Ciclo de Vida y Cambio Climático (ESCI-UPF)
10.45 General principles and structure of software
Alba Bala Gala, senior researcher and head of waste management of Cátedra UNESCO de Ciclo de Vida y Cambio Climático (ESCI-UPF)
11.15
Coffee break
11.45
Waste collection model
Marco Raugei, senior researcher and head of transport and energy of Cátedra UNESCO de Ciclo de Vida y Cambio Climático (ESCI-UPF)
12.30
Managing the life cycle of household waste–FENIX transfer plant model
Rui Frazão, researcher at Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia (LNEG)
Paulo Martins, senior technician at Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia (LNEG)
13.15
Lunch
15.00
Waste incineration in Spain and Portugal: a multi-input/multi-output allocation model
María Margallo Blanco, PhD student at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Inorganic Chemistry at Universidad de Cantabria (UNICAN)
15.45
Modelling the waste-specific environmental impacts of landfilling in the Iberian Peninsula
Ana Camba Pardo, PhD student at the Department of Chemical Engineering at Universidad de Cantabria (UNICAN)
16.30
Questions and discussion
17.30
Closing session
Pere Fullana i Palmer, Director of Cátedra UNESCO de Ciclo de Vida y Cambio Climático (ESCI-UPF)
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