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- ISBN: 9781420054705 | 1420054708
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 5/29/2008
Responding to the need for clarification and benchmarks, Environmental Life Cycle Costing provides the fundamental basis on which to establish a definitive methodology. Clearly defining environmental LCC, this book balances scientific and economic points of view and thoroughly addresses the management perspective.
List of Figures | p. xiii |
List of Tables | p. xv |
About the Editors | p. xvii |
Contributors | p. xix |
Preface: About This Book | p. xxi |
A Dialog, over Coffee, about Life Cycle Costing | p. xxiii |
Executive Summary | p. xxviii |
Three Categories of Life Cycle Costing | p. xxvii |
System Boundaries in Environmental Life Cycle Costing | p. xxviii |
Example Calculations in Environmental Life Cycle Costing | p. xxx |
Introduction: History of Life Cycle Costing, Its Categorization, and Its Basic Framework | p. 1 |
History and Development of Conventional LCC | p. 1 |
Types of LCC | p. 4 |
Conventional Life Cycle Costing | p. 6 |
Environmental Life Cycle Costing | p. 7 |
Societal Life Cycle Costing | p. 8 |
Two Key Limitations of LCC to Be Tackled by Environmental LCC | p. 9 |
Need for Different Perspectives | p. 9 |
Life Cycle Costing Planning versus Life Cycle Costing Analysis | p. 11 |
The Requirement and General Framework for Environmental Life Cycle Costing | p. 12 |
Goal and Scope Definition | p. 12 |
Information Gathering | p. 13 |
Interpretation and Identification of Hotspots | p. 15 |
Sensitivity Analysis and Discussion | p. 16 |
Modelling for Life Cycle Costing | p. 17 |
Introduction | p. 17 |
Cost Models | p. 18 |
Cost Categories | p. 19 |
Cost, Revenue, and Benefits | p. 19 |
Market Prices and Value Added | p. 20 |
Four Levels of Cost Categories | p. 21 |
Cost Estimation | p. 24 |
Cost Bearers | p. 25 |
Uncertainties and Inconsistencies in Cost Data | p. 28 |
Definitions of Cost Collection Methods | p. 28 |
Geographical Differences and Exchange Rates | p. 29 |
Confidential Information | p. 29 |
Cost Aggregation | p. 29 |
Discounting | p. 30 |
Long-Term Discounting of Costs and Environmental Impacts in Societal LCC | p. 31 |
Environmental Life Cycle Costing | p. 35 |
Objectives of Environmental LCC | p. 35 |
System Boundaries and Scope | p. 36 |
Market Structure, Environmental Taxes, and Subsidies | p. 36 |
Product Life Cycle from Economic and Environmental Perspectives | p. 37 |
Scope of Environmental LCC | p. 39 |
What Environmental LCC Is Not | p. 40 |
Calculating Life Cycle Costs Based on the Process LCI of LCA | p. 41 |
General Procedure | p. 41 |
Specific Methodological Issues: Similarities and Differences between LCA and LCC | p. 42 |
Definition of Functional Unit and Reference Flows | p. 42 |
Definition of Unit Processes, Data Aggregation, and Data Availability | p. 42 |
Allocation in Environmental LCC | p. 43 |
Use of Discounted Cash Flow | p. 44 |
Data Compilation and Aggregation | p. 44 |
Interpretation of Environmental LCC Results | p. 48 |
Environmental LCC in Relation to Conventional and Societal LCC | p. 49 |
Calculating Life Cycle Costs Based on Hybrid LCA | p. 51 |
Input-Output Methodology | p. 51 |
Costs and Prices in Input-Output Analysis | p. 51 |
Introducing the Use Cost | p. 52 |
Introducing the End-of-Life Cost | p. 52 |
Internalizing External Costs | p. 53 |
Numerical Example of I-O-Based LCC for the Washing Machine | p. 54 |
I-O Data for the Washing Machine Case | p. 54 |
I-O Results for the Washing Machine Case | p. 54 |
Integrating External Effects into Life Cycle Costing | p. 59 |
Introduction | p. 59 |
Definition, Identification, and Categorization of Externalities | p. 60 |
Selection of External Cost Categories for Inclusion | p. 60 |
Categorization of Externalities | p. 61 |
Consideration of 3rd Parties and Possible Sanctions | p. 62 |
History and Ethics | p. 62 |
Environmental Impacts | p. 63 |
Social Impacts | p. 63 |
External Economic Impacts | p. 64 |
Monetization | p. 64 |
Some Quantitative Examples of Monetized Impacts | p. 66 |
Damage Cost | p. 66 |
Prevention Cost | p. 67 |
Monetization of Social Impacts | p. 68 |
Internalizing Externalities | p. 69 |
Sustainability's Potential Impact on Profitability and Shareholder Value | p. 73 |
Revenue | p. 75 |
Operational Efficiency | p. 75 |
Access to Capital | p. 76 |
Life Cycle Costing in Life Cycle Management | p. 77 |
Corporate Perspective | p. 77 |
Integrating LCC into Management | p. 78 |
Long-Term Costs | p. 78 |
Indicators and Their Normalization | p. 80 |
Indicator Validation and Supply Chain Issues | p. 81 |
Presentation of LCC Results | p. 82 |
Interfaces to Sustainable Development, IPP, and Social Aspects | p. 82 |
Environment and SMEs | p. 84 |
Continuous Product Improvement | p. 85 |
LCC and LCIA in EcoDesign | p. 85 |
Evaluation Techniques, Complementary Tools, and Trade-Offs | p. 87 |
Discussion of the Case Studies from a Corporate Perspective | p. 90 |
A Survey of Current Life Cycle Costing Studies | p. 91 |
Intention | p. 91 |
Relation of This Chapter to the Other Chapters | p. 92 |
Parameters and Settings of LCC Studies in Practice | p. 92 |
Sampling Procedure of Studies for the Survey | p. 94 |
Summary of Results | p. 94 |
Overview of the Statistics | p. 95 |
Costs Considered, and Not Considered, in the Case Studies | p. 98 |
Data Sources and Calculation Method Used | p. 100 |
Uncertainty and Discount Rate | p. 100 |
Selected Goal and Scope, Approaches, and Result Patterns from the Survey | p. 102 |
Use Cases per LCC/LCA Method | p. 102 |
Total Life Cycle Costs, and the Method of Cost Estimation, per Type of LC Approach | p. 104 |
Duration of Life Cycle Considered and Duration of Study, by the Type of LCC | p. 105 |
Life Cycle Duration and LCC Discount Rate | p. 106 |
Addressees of the Studies per Type of Application | p. 107 |
Source of the Approach per Type of Study | p. 107 |
Outlook: Toward an LCC Case Study Library | p. 108 |
Analysis of the Survey's Results | p. 108 |
Conclusions and Questions | p. 109 |
Time-Related Questions | p. 109 |
Result-Related Questions | p. 109 |
Functional Unit-Related Questions | p. 110 |
Tentative Answers | p. 110 |
Life Cycle Costing Case Studies | p. 113 |
Introduction | p. 113 |
Organic versus Conventional Extra-Virgin Olive Oil | p. 118 |
Summary | p. 118 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 118 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 118 |
Implementation | p. 118 |
Overview of Tools Used | p. 120 |
Wastewater Treatment | p. 121 |
Summary | p. 121 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 121 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 124 |
Implementation | p. 125 |
Overview of Tools Used | p. 126 |
A Comparison of Energy Saving and Incandescent Light Bulbs | p. 126 |
Summary | p. 126 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 126 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 127 |
Implementation | p. 127 |
Overview of the Tools Used | p. 128 |
Double-Deck Carriage Floor (BAHNKREIS Project) | p. 129 |
Summary | p. 129 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 129 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 130 |
Implementation | p. 131 |
Overview of the Tools Used | p. 132 |
Washing Machine | p. 132 |
Summary | p. 132 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 134 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 136 |
Implementation | p. 138 |
Overview of Tools Used | p. 139 |
Hypothetical Case: A High-Capacity Glass Cable Network for Data Transmission | p. 139 |
Summary | p. 139 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 139 |
Entry Gates and Drivers | p. 140 |
Implementation | p. 142 |
Overview of the Tools Used | p. 143 |
Passenger Car | p. 143 |
Summary | p. 143 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 143 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 147 |
Implementation | p. 148 |
Overview of Tools Used | p. 148 |
Life Cycle Costs of Real Estate | p. 148 |
Summary | p. 148 |
Definition of the Case Study | p. 148 |
Entry Gate and Drivers | p. 151 |
Implementation | p. 151 |
Overview of Tools Used | p. 151 |
Conclusions | p. 153 |
Three Types of Life Cycle Costing | p. 153 |
Conventional LCC | p. 153 |
Environmental LCC | p. 154 |
Societal LCC | p. 154 |
Temporal Aspects and Discounting of LCC Results | p. 155 |
Learnings from Applied LCC Carried Out to Date | p. 155 |
State of the Art and Rules of Thumb in Carrying Out Life Cycle Costing | p. 156 |
Outlook: Role of Environmental Life Cycle Costing in Sustainability Assessment | p. 157 |
Sustainability | p. 157 |
Status of Development | p. 158 |
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) | p. 158 |
Life Cycle Costing (LCC) | p. 160 |
Societal Life Cycle Assessment (SLCA) | p. 160 |
Discussion | p. 161 |
Appendices | p. 163 |
Appendix to Case Study Boxes: Washing Machines and Private Laundry in Europe, North American, and Asia and Japan | p. 163 |
Appendix to Chapter 4: Social Impacts | p. 165 |
Appendix to Chapter 6: Survey Form: For the Investigation of LCC Parameters | p. 168 |
Glossary | p. 173 |
References | p. 175 |
Index | p. 185 |
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