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SUMMARY:Developing LCI background data for oil and gas over a period of 30 
 years
DESCRIPTION:Developing LCI background data for oil and gas over a period of
  30 years\nThe Imperial Network of Excellence in Sustainability through Li
 fe Cycle Approaches will host Niels Jungbluth\, who will deliver a talk o
 n LCI background data. \nAbstract:\nCrude oil\, crude oil products and na
 tural gas are (still) at the core of many product life cycles. Therefore\,
  it is crucial to have life cycle inventory data that represent the curren
 t supply.\nIn 1994 first investigations were started in India. Between 200
 0-2003 a major update and extension of oil and gas data for the ecoinvent 
 database has been done. Between 2018 and 2024 different projects were fina
 lized by ESU-services\, in which the LCI for crude oil and natural gas del
 ivered to different countries and world regions. During these projects the
  underlying model was refined to allow simplified updates and provision of
  the LCI data to database providers. A part of these updates has been impl
 emented in ESU-data\, KBOB-data\, ecoinvent data v3.x and the CarbonMinds 
 database\nThe updates cover the following stages:\n\n Crude oil and natur
 al gas extraction in several countries onshore/offshore/mix  (Meili et al
 . 2023a)\, integrated in ecoinvent v3.10\nTransport of crude oil to refine
 ries including the import mixes for Switzerland and Europe (Meili et al. 2
 023b)\, integrated in ecoinvent v3.10\nTransport of natural gas via pipeli
 ne and LNG to several markets\, Natural gas import mix and transport in hi
 gh- and low-pressure network (Bussa et al. 2023)\, integrated in ecoinvent
  v3.10\nRefining of crude oil to crude oil products in Swiss and European 
 refineries (Jungbluth et al. 2018a\, not yet integrated in ecoinvent v3.x)
 \nDistribution of mineral oil products to the Swiss and European market in
 cluding imports and blending with biofuels (Jungbluth & Meili 2018\, not y
 et integrated in ecoinvent v3.x)\nHeating with fuel oils (Jungbluth et al.
  2018b\, not yet integrated in ecoinvent v3.x)\n\nWith the archetype model
  it is possible with little effort to update the before mentioned datasets
  with the latest figures for methane and flaring emissions\, energy consum
 ption\, produced water and other key indicators based on data from global 
 sources such as BP\, IOGP\, World Bank\, and IEA.\nAll LCI data include fu
 ll documentation and are available in the EcoSpold v1 format\, as excel-ex
 port with ecoinvent v3 nomenclature and in the ESU database (in SimaPro-fo
 rmat)\, which is based on UVEK 2018 (ESU-services 2024). \nReferences  
 \n\nBussa et al. 2023. Bussa M.\, Jungbluth N. and Meili C. (2023) Life cy
 cle inventories for long-distance transport and distribution of natural ga
 s. ESU-services Ltd. commissioned by ecoinvent\, Schaffhausen\, CH.\nESU-s
 ervices 2024. ESU-services (2024) The ESU background database based on UVE
 K-LCI DQRv2:2018. ESU-services Ltd.\, Schaffhausen\, retrieved from: www.e
 su-services.ch/data/database/.\nJungbluth et al. 2018a. Jungbluth N.\, Mei
 li C. and Wenzel P. (2018a) Life cycle inventories of oil refinery process
 ing and products. ESU-services Ltd. commissioned by BFE\, BAFU\, Erdöl-Ve
 reinigung\, Schaffhausen\, Switzerland\, retrieved from: www.esu-services.
 ch/data/public-lci-reports/.\nJungbluth & Meili 2018. Jungbluth N. and Mei
 li C. (2018) Life cycle inventories of oil products distribution. ESU-serv
 ices Ltd. commissioned by BFE\, BAFU\, Erdöl-Vereinigung\, Schaffhausen\,
  Switzerland\, retrieved from: www.esu-services.ch/data/public-lci-reports
 /.\nJungbluth et al. 2018b. Jungbluth N.\, Wenzel P. and Meili C. (2018b) 
 Life cycle inventories of oil heating systems. ESU-services Ltd. commissio
 ned by BFE\, BAFU\, Erdöl-Vereinigung\, Schaffhausen\, Switzerland\, retr
 ieved from: www.esu-services.ch/data/public-lci-reports/.\nMeili et al. 20
 23a. Meili C.\, Jungbluth N. and Bussa M. (2023a) Life cycle inventories o
 f crude oil and natural gas extraction. ESU-services Ltd. commissioned by 
 ecoinvent\, Schaffhausen\, Switzerland\, retrieved from: www.esu-services.
 ch/data/public-lci-reports/.\nMeili et al. 2023b. Meili C.\, Jungbluth N. 
 and Bussa M. (2023b) Life cycle inventories of long-distance transport of 
 crude oil. ESU-services Ltd. commissioned by ecoinvent\, Schaffhausen\, Sw
 itzerland\, retrieved from: www.esu-services.ch/data/public-lci-reports/.\
 n\nBio:\nNiels Jungbluth is since 2006 owner and managing director of ESU-
 services Ltd. He conducts critical reviews and validation according to dif
 ferent standards for case studies and inventory data. Niels is listed as a
 n approved individual verifier for the international EPD® System and IBU-
 Bau. He can also work for other EPD systems like PEP or KBOB.  Niels Jung
 bluth is in the editorial board of the “Int. Journal of LCA” and in th
 e board of the LCA foods conference.\nNiels started working with ESU-servi
 ces in 2000. Since starting with LCA in 1994\, he has worked on more than 
 300 consultancy projects in the areas food\, biomass\, energy systems\, bu
 ilding products\, metals\, input-output-analysis\, sustainable consumption
 \, as well as several other topics.\nNiels Jungbluth studied environmental
  engineering at the Technical University of Berlin. He started working wit
 h LCA in 1994 and prepared his diploma thesis during a six-month stay at t
 he TATA Energy Research Institute in New Delhi\, where he carried out a li
 fe cycle assessment for cooking fuels in India. Between 1996 and 2000 he w
 orked on a Ph.D. Project at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH
 ) in Zurich at the chair of Natural and Social Science Interface. His Ph.D
 . thesis on the environmental consequences of food consumption has been aw
 arded the Greenhirn Prize 2000 by the German Öko-Institut. In this thesis
 \, he investigated food consumption patterns by means of life cycle assess
 ment.\nInformation for attendance\nRegistration is required. Register your
  interest in attending this seminar. The seminar will be hosted on Microso
 ft Teams and the link will be emailed to all registered attendees. Registe
 r here.
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/184137/developing-lci-background-data
 -for-oil-and-gas-over-a-period-of-30-years/
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