Projects
The Oeko-Institut’s researchers work on more than 350 national and international projects a year, focusing on Chemicals Management and Technology Assessment, Energy and Climate, Emission and Ambient Pollution Control, Radiation Protection, Agriculture and Biodiversity, Sustainable Consumption, Mobility, Resource Management and Industry, Nuclear Engineering and Facility Safety, and Law, Policy and Governance.
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Study on methods and considerations for the determination of greenhouse gas emission reduction objectives for international shipping
Briefing Key Issues at Stake at the 72nd Session of the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEWC 72)
Despite efficiency improvements, CO2 emissions from international shipping are projected to be two to five times higher in 2050 than in 1990. At the Paris climate conference, countries agreed to limit climate change to well below…
e-Waste-Ghana; LOT 3: Enhancing capacities of informal sector stakeholders; incentive & payment system for e-waste recovery
Service contract to support the Evaluation of the 7th Environment Action Programme
The purpose of the study is to provide consultative input for the EC’s evaluation of the progress of the 7th EAP. The evaluation is requested of the EC in the 2013 Decision adopting the 7th EAP. The Seventh Environmental Action…
Periodic Safety Review for storage for spent fuel and reprocessing waste
A first term of periodic safety review was carried out in storage facilities for spent fuel and high-level radioactive waste from reprocessing. Also a system for technical aging management has been established. Together with GRS,…
Working in connection with a temporary storage of waste released for disposal in the district of Karlsruhe and their landfilling
For the disposal of waste resulting from the demolition of nuclear facilities in the district of Karlsruhe, which can be released for disposal in a landfill, there is so far no own landfill of the district. The OEko-Institut…
Implementation of international regulations in the German regulation system for nuclear waste management facilities
The Western European Nuclear Regulator Association (WENRA), an organisation of European regulating agencies, strives to harmonise the regulatory framework. Germany has committed themselve to improve and implement the regulatory…
Assistance to the Commission on the implementation of the revised waste legislation, assess,emt pf Waste Management Plans and monitoring of compliance with the Waste Framework Directive
Support to the Commission for the determination of the Carbon Leakage List post-2020 under the EU Emission Trading System
Study to support the review of the list of restricted substances and to assess a new exemption request under RoHS 2 (Pack 15)
Expert representation on standardisation acticities relating to nanotechnologies and nanomaterials
Nuclear safety and conflicts
The use of nuclear energy requires an extensive institutional and physical infrastructure upon a foundation of stable intrastate conditions and interstate relations. This being the case, conflicts can result in catastrophic accidents,…
Update report on renewable cooling
This report collects background information on current and future cooling demand in the EU as well as renewable cooling technologies and discusses possible methodological approaches for calculating renewable cooling in the…
Study on mapping the development of the international carbon market
Short Term Technical Expert Assignment (Fact Finding Mission) in the field of off-Grid rural electrification via solar home systems
Shaping ecological change - Implementing and updating the Integrated Environmental Programme 2030
The project supports the German Federal Ministry of the Environment in its implementation and update of the “Integrated Environmental Programme” (IUP). In order to do so, the project draws on findings from social science research on…
Safety review Thorium-High-Temperature Reactor 300 in Hamm Uentrop
Effects for the ELV waste management in consequences of the decisions of the Stockholm Convention on Deca-BDE
Sustainable utilization of resources – requirements for a sustainable bio-based economy
The aim of the project is the analysis and discussion of different paths of bioeconomics against the background of a sustainable use of resources. Based on an analysis of existing political bioeconomic strategies, an analysis of social…
Characterisation of the European energy system