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The research project renewbility - Material Flow Analysis for Sustainable Mobility in the Context of Renewable Energy until 2030 - financially supported by the Bundesumweltministerium (Ministry of environment) – is developing an instrument of analysis that

  • researches potentials and restraints/barriers regarding sustainable mobility
  • shows the interdependencies with subsidies for renewable energies
  • and is used in close cooperation with players

    • In the project, the material flow analysis will be used to determine and qualify the economical and ecological effects on various scenarios of mobility. It describes the process of the life cycle of demand, including the expenses for production and distribution, and use of resources. It also determines the effects on employment.

    The project is handled by Öko-Institut (project management) and DLR - Institute of transport research; further scientific cooperation partners are Institute for Energy and Environmental Research (IFEU Heidelberg), and Institute for Energy and Environment (IE Leipzig) as well as Technical University Dresden (TU-DD).

    For additional information please go to [Infos] and [downloads].