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The aim of the eco-efficiency analysis is to compare similar products or processes. This involves carrying out an overall study of alternative solutions to include a total cost determination and the calculation of ecological impact over the entire lifecycle. The results are used for the comparison with competitors. They may increase market opportunities or assist product improvement. They also provide arguments for the sales department.
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The purpose of Eco-Efficiency Analysis is to harmonize economy and ecology.  |
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Incorporation of the societal pillar into the eco-efficiency analysis results in a three-dimensional sustainability assessment, the SEEBALANCE®. More information on the SEECube®, societal indicators and pilot projects... |
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BASF has developed a new label for products that have been evaluated by an Eco-Efficiency Analysis. The awarding of the label is dependent on demanding requirements. |
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. Here some examples. |
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How is BASF’s Eco-Efficiency Analysis judged by the public? Here are some opinions. |
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Which new possibilities are opened by Eco-Efficiency Analysis? More about it in some of the presentations held of the experts at BASF. |
BASF’s eco-efficiency experts participate actively in the discussion about sustainable development. Here is a list of some of their publications. |
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BASF has frequently presented its eco-efficiency analysis method at various public events. Here some examples: |
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The eco-efficiency tool is on the way from Ludwigshafen to the different regions of the world. |
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