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Green Warehouses – A Guideline From Planning to Construction

Green Warehouses - A Guideline From Planning to Construction

von der Planung bis zum Bau
Ronja Ege, Maximilian Kornmann, Clemens Stöver, Dieter Uckelmann ORCID Icon
As transportation is accountable for around 87 % of total logistics emissions globally, scientific focus in the past laid on the moving elements of the supply chain and not the stop points in between, namely the warehouses. However, responsible for 13 % of emissions, logistics real estate should not be neglected. Thus, based on an extensive literature research, the article summarizes the current state of science in green logistics buildings. By discussing certain aspects of supply chain strategy development, location planning and warehouse construction, possibilities aiming to minimize the ecological lifecycle footprint are elaborated.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 35 | 2019 | Edition 6 | Pages 51-54 | DOI 10.30844/I40M_19-6_S51-54
Technical Documentation in a Gaming Environment

Technical Documentation in a Gaming Environment

Using the example of an intelligent cargo solution
Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge, Adeel Naveed, Jan Westerholt, Martin Geisler
A sustainable constitution of our way of living is more and more subject to the discussion in society and politics. The transportation sector, causing a considerable percentage of the worldwide CO2 emissions, resides right in the middle of the debate. As a result companies find themselves in an area of conflict between economical and ecological objectives, which cannot always be reconciled. Approaches to solve this dilemma are discussed under the general term „Green Logistics“. The implementation of an intelligent cargo system can contribute to bring these approaches to practice.
Industrie Management | Volume 28 | 2012 | Edition 4 | Pages 29-32