Print Email Facebook Twitter Eco-efficient value creation of residential street lighting systems by simultaneously analysing the value, the costs and the eco-costs during the design and engineering phase Title Eco-efficient value creation of residential street lighting systems by simultaneously analysing the value, the costs and the eco-costs during the design and engineering phase Author Klaassen, Nine (External organisation) Scheepens, A.E. (TU Delft Design for Sustainability) Flipsen, Bas (TU Delft Circular Product Design) Vogtländer, J.G. (TU Delft Marketing and Consumer Research) Date 2020 Abstract In search of sustainable business models, product innovation must fulfil a double objective: the new product must have a higher (market) value, and at the same time a lower eco-burden. To achieve this objective, it is an imperative that the value, the total costs of ownership, and the eco-burden of a product are analysed at the beginning of the design process (idea generation and concept development). The design approach that supports such a design objective, is called Eco-efficient Value Creation (EVC). This approach is characterised by a two-dimensional representation: the eco-burden at the y-axis and the costs or the value at the x-axis. The value is either the Willingness to Pay or the market price. The eco-burden is expressed in eco-costs, a monetised single indicator in LCA (Life Cycle Assessment): an app for IOS and Android, and excel look-up tables at the internet, enable quick assessment of eco-costs. A practical example is given: the design of a new concept of domestic street lighting system for the city of Rotterdam. This new concept results in a considerable reduction of carbon footprint and eco-costs, and shows the benefits for the municipality and for the residents, resulting in a viable business case. Subject Eco-costsEco-efficient value creationEVCEVRStreet lighting systemTCO To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:3795718f-ae2d-41d2-b87d-a6b85bbafa20 DOI https://doi.org/10.3390/en13133351 ISSN 1996-1073 Source Energies, 13 (13) Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type journal article Rights © 2020 Nine Klaassen, A.E. Scheepens, Bas Flipsen, J.G. Vogtländer Files PDF energies_13_03351_v2.pdf 4.41 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:3795718f-ae2d-41d2-b87d-a6b85bbafa20/datastream/OBJ/view