Bebauungspläne und Umringe der Gemeinde Schmelz (Saarland), Ortsteil Hüttersdorf:Bebauungsplan "011_0_Vorhabenbezogener_Bebauungsplan_Verbrauchermarkt_Schmelz_Huettersdorf" der Gemeinde Schmelz, Ortsteil Hüttersdorf
Das geplante Vorhaben ist die vierte Phase eines längerfristig ausgerichteten, von der DFG geförderten Forschungskonzeptes zur Untersuchung der Änderungsdynamik von Einstellungen und Verhalten in der Verbraucherpopulation. Untersuchungsgegenstand ist die Nachfrage nach Ökoprodukten, da dieser Teilmarkt in einem besonderen Maße durch eine Veränderung der Verbrauchereinstellung geprägt ist. In der für 1999 geplanten Untersuchung soll eine weitere Verbraucherbefragung unter Verwendung des im wesentlichen gleichen Testinstrumentarium erfolgen. Damit stünde ein in Deutschland einmaliges Datenmaterial für vier Erhebungszeitpunkte (1984, 1989, 1994, 1999) zur Verfügung, auf dessen Grundlage nicht nur die Methodik der kombinierten Längs- und Querschnittsanalyse weiter verbessert, sondern auch empirisch fundierte Prognosen vorgenommen werden sollen.
Beobachtung und Analyse des Mobilitätsverhaltens der Deutschen Bevölkerung sowie zu Treibstoffverbräuchen und Kfz-Fahrleistungen. Grundsätzliche Analysen zur Datenqualität und den Stichproben 1999 und 2000. Nachfragekennziffern des Mobilitätsverhaltens. Die Verkehrsnachfrage befindet sich im betrachteten Zeitraum in einer Stagnationsphase. Aktuelle Nachfragekennziffern werden vorgestellt, ebenso wie ein Vergleich des Verkehrsverhaltens zwischen alten und neuen Bundesländern. Es findet eine Analyse der Reaktionen von Haushalten auf die im Untersuchungszeitraum gestiegenen Treibstoffpreise statt. Betroffenheit von Haushalten mit bestimmten Eigenschaften.
Bebauungspläne und Umringe der Gemeinde Quierschied (Saarland), Ortsteil Göttelborn:Bebauungsplan "Ansiedlung eines Verbrauchermarktes" der Gemeinde Quierschied, Ortsteil Goettelborn
Bebauungspläne und Umringe der Gemeinde Rehlingen-Siersburg (Saarland), Ortsteil Siersburg:Bebauungsplan "10044112 109 00 Sondergebiet Verbrauchermarkt" der Gemeinde Rehlingen-Siersburg, Gemeindebezirk Siersburg
Objective: The ECOWAMA Project proposes a new eco-efficient closed cycle management model for the treatment of effluents of the metal and plastic surface processing industry (STM). Such STM waste water is extensively contaminated with oils and greases, organic loading, a salt fraction and especially with heavy metals (e.g. nickel, copper, zinc and others). Hence STM enterprises have high interest on efficient, cost-effective and sustainable treatment of their effluents. ECOWAMAs approach combines wastewater treatment with recovery of ultrapure water, highly valuable metals and energy. Therefore an environmental friendly, effective and innovative system will be developed including Electrocoagulation, Electrooxidation and Electrowinning technologies. Additionally hydrogen produced during Electrocoagulation/Electrooxidation processes will be used to deal as feed for fuel cells to generate electricity which reduces the energy demand of the whole process. Pre- and post-treatment will be carried out to remove oils/greases and conductivity. The heavy metals will be separated from the waste water stream through an electro-precipitation process. After metal dissolution from precipitation sludge a novel electrowinning process using novel electrodes, optimised geometry and process management will reduce the dissolved metal ions to a solid aggregate state with high purity. The outcome of this is a valuable raw material that can be easily sold or reused for STM operations. Due to the extremely high level of prices for metals at the global market ECOWAMAs participants and post-project clients will have strong economic benefits beside the positive environmental impacts of the process.
There is a global need, from sustainability, food security and also health perspective, to increase dietary intake of plant protein. Side-streams from wheat and rice processing offer large under-exploited raw material potential, and we will work throughout the agro-industrial value chain to valorise that. The main aim of PROMINENT is to develop techno-economically and environmentally viable protein-based ingredients and foods from cereal processing side streams. We will concentrate on novel fractionation and extraction technologies, such as bioprocessing, supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO2) -extraction, thermo-mechanical technologies, wet and dry fractionation, and expanded bed adsorption as well as their combinations as novel hybrid processing technologies. A strong focus will be in using enzymatic and thermo-mechanical methods to improve techno-functional and sensory properties of protein ingredients to reach desirable taste and texture in food applications. Pasta, biscuit, cake and beverage food models are the main end product categories, where new protein ingredients will be used as dietary protein source and act as performance proteins to deliver similar techno-functional and sensory properties to animal proteins. We will also assess the safety, quality, techno-economical feasibility, sustainability and market potential of the new protein ingredients and foods, and design strategies for marketing, dissemination, and exploitation of innovations. The project will support the economic growth, resource efficiency and sustainability of the European agro-food industry, and open new market opportunities by generating new plant protein ingredients obtained from cereal processing side streams as well as new products for the consumer food market.
General Information: The main objective of the project is to analyse energy technology and accompanying policy of the European Union by using advanced energy system models emphasising on technology evolution dynamics. The project aims at providing new insights for the EU energy and RTD strategy in the perspective of climate change and acidification targets. It will focus on the interactions between policy instruments and technology evolution, in the presence of growing market competition and uncertainty. In its scope, the project mainly considers the EU policy dimension (with special emphasis on burden sharing implications across countries and on the global position of the EU), but fully includes a world dimension, as well. Within its research component, the project intends to fully specify, and develop in all models involved, a common methodology for endogenous energy technology evolution mechanisms. The project involves PRIMES that formulates energy market competition in the EU covering all member states, MARKAL for selected countries that operates under the global system optimisation hypothesis, the world-wide MESSAGE modelling system (which has already experimented with endogenous learning by doing mechanisms) and POLES simulating the operation of energy markets across the world regions. A horizontal role is also envisaged for the SAFIRE model, regarding micro-simulation of new energy technology diffusion. The involvement in the project of all the major energy models that exist in Europe emphasises the importance given to the objectives of the project, but also serves for two other purposes: first, it allows for economies of scale in the research (modelling and data) regarding the innovative work on endogenising technology dynamics; second, it allows for comparisons and synergy, as the models are, complementary in policy analysis, concerning in particular the geographical coverage and the need to consider the EU issues in a world-wide context. The project will address the main strategic issues that are currently at the core of EU policy: future choices for power generation including small-scale generation, long term prospects for renewables and fuel cycles, the energy efficiency gap, the impact of policy instruments (including fiscal instruments, subsidies, standards, RTD policy), the world market prospects. The project also involves a separate activity regarding the use of the PRIMES and POLES models to cover specific policy analysis needs at the level of the Commission. Additionally, yearly updates of a baseline scenario for Europe will be provided. The main assumptions of this scenario will be decided in collaboration with the EnR network, so as to establish communication between the modelling work and the policy decision centres. Prime Contractor: National Technical University of Athens, Institute of communication and Computer Systems Group in Economy Energy Environment Modelling; Athens; Greece.
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