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The BASF Eco-Efficiency Analysis is a strategic tool that allows to examine both costs and environmental impact of products, processes or whole system solutions. Thanks to this method BASF can optimize its product portfolio regarding the requirements of a development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the future generations to meet their own needs (Sustainable Development). The BASF experts have already performed approximately 350 Eco-Efficiency Analysises. Their know-how has been also made available for studies outside the BASF. Here some examples.
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Using the Eco-Efficiency Analysis in the Sustainability Assessment of Amino-Carboxylate Chelating Agents vs. Phosphates in Automatic Dishwashing Tabs.  |
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Many homeowners ask themselves: does it pay off to install housing insulation? This eco-efficiency analysis considers five different options for refurbishment of a single-family detached house, built in the 60s in Germany without any insulating system. For the customer benefit it is assumed that after refurbishment in 2008, the house is used for another 30 years. The analysis compares three different Exterior Insulation Finishing Systems (EIFS) with refurbishment without improvement of insulation. The results show that insulation pays off: costs are amortized after about ten years and there is a clear benefit for the environment. |
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Eco-Efficiency Analysis with the comparison of Lupranol® Balance 50 - a polyol on base of castor oil - to a standard slab polyol |
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Just one year after its market introduction, Ultradur® High Speed, BASF's new especially easy-flowing PBT (polybutylene terephthalate), has become the company's first engineering plastic to receive the so-called eco-efficiency label. |
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In an eco-efficiency analysis various bottling alternatives for carbonated mineral water were compared. |
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Men's Shirts are not all the same: BASF Aktiengesellschaft, with the cooperation of Karlsruhe University, has examined the sustainability of various men's shirts in a SEEBALANCE® project... |
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Luprosil and Lupro-Grain: Food Grain Preservation with Propionic Acid is more Eco-Efficient than Drying |
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Last year, the Eco-Efficiency center of BASF Aktiengesellschaft worked out an Eco-Efficiency study of various types of floor coverings. |
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BASF’s eco-efficiency analysis looks at packaging systems for milk-based drinks |
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In a joint project with the parliamentary fraction of the German Green Party the BASF used their Eco-Efficiency Analysis for a concrete consumer-near example. |
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Whether curly or straight - Wella’s hair care product developers create hair dye and perm products as well as care and styling products for every type of hair. |
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