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ECODESIGN Information platform

The Austrian ECODESIGN Information platform is running since 1996 operated by the ECODESIGN Team at the Institute for Engineering Design, Vienna University of Technology. The principle idea was to collect interesting information and links about ECODESIGN and make it accessable to a broad audience.

Start of the EU-Project LCA to go

“LCA to go” proposes to develop innovative webtools for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the sectors bio-based plastics, industrial machinery, electronics, renewable energy, sensors and smart textiles. In a first step SMEs can define their requirements regarding environmental assessment within a survey.  

New book available: ECODESIGN the competitive advantage

How to achieve competitive advantage with Ecodesign?
More information and access to checklists for company managers can be found here.

Call for participation in the Handbook of Sustainable Engineering

Academicians, researchers and industry practitioners are invited to participate in the Handbook of Sustainable Engineering and to contribute chapters to this Handbook on important areas, concepts, and developments in the field.

The Handbook of Sustainable Engineering aims to provide a comprehensive reference to the practise of sustainable engineering. The volume will present academic research results and practical examples of successful implementation of sustainable engineering solutions. We hope to present through this work a joint platform for academicians and industry practitioners to join and help develop solutions to support sustainable development. A fuller discussion of the volume’s focus and areas covered is provided in Aims & Scope, manuscripts will be received and peer-reviewed in 2008 and early 2009.


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