Natural resources (raw materials, energy) extraction and transformation phase: Is this stage under your direct control? Yes No Extraction, refining, processing, Do you have information concerning environmental aspects for this transformation and transport of natural stage? Yes No Partial resources including every aspect of all activities involved before the manufacture of the technology's equipment, In terms of environmental performance, are there significant differences or products. By definition, this in this stage between your technology and relevant alternatives? also includes all of the raw materials, the energy and water used and all waste or emissions released to the environment Yes No during these activities. Major positive and negative environmental aspects: Manufacturing Manufacturing of parts, components, machinery and of products including Is this stage under your direct control? Yes No every aspect of the production of the technology. In general, it is expected that this will include the production of most if Do you have information concerning environmental aspects for this not all sub-assemblies. This also includes stage? Yes No Partial all of the water, energy and consumables used, together with all of the emissions and all of the products and wastes. This In terms of environmental performance, are there significant differences will generally occur on production sites in this stage between your technology and relevant alternatives? under control of the proposer. Yes No Major positive and negative environmental aspects: Use phase: Use and maintenance phase of a product, Is this stage under your direct control? Yes No a process or a service including estimates of its use by the client/end-user refers to consumables, maintenance, and all raw Do you have information concerning environmental aspects for this materials, energy and water used for its stage? Yes No Partial functioning, as well as all the emissions, products and waste streams. In terms of environmental performance, are there significant differences in this stage between your technology and relevant alternatives? Yes No Major positive and negative environmental aspects:
Natural resources (raw materials, energy) extraction and transformation phase: Is this stage under your direct control? Yes No Do you have information concerning environmental aspects for this stage? Yes No Partial In terms of environmental performance, are there significant differences in this stage between your technology and relevant alternatives? Yes No Major positive and negative environmental aspects: Extraction, refining, processing, transformation and transport of natural resources including every aspect of all activities involved before the manufacture of the technology's equipment, or products. By definition, this also includes all of the raw materials, the energy and water used and all waste or emissions released to the environment during these activities. Manufacturing Is this stage under your direct control? Yes No Do you have information concerning environmental aspects for this stage? Yes No Partial In terms of environmental performance, are there significant differences in this stage between your technology and relevant alternatives? Yes No Major positive and negative environmental aspects: Manufacturing of parts, components, machinery and of products including every aspect of the production of the technology. In general, it is expected that this will include the production of most if not all sub-assemblies. This also includes all of the water, energy and consumables used, together with all of the emissions and all of the products and wastes. This will generally occur on production sites under control of the proposer. Use phase: Is this stage under your direct control? Yes No Do you have information concerning environmental aspects for this stage? Yes No Partial In terms of environmental performance, are there significant differences in this stage between your technology and relevant alternatives? Yes No Major positive and negative environmental aspects: Use and maintenance phase of a product, a process or a service including estimates of its use by the client/end-user refers to consumables, maintenance, and all raw materials, energy and water used for its functioning, as well as all the emissions, products and waste streams.
BRE-Quick-Scan-Template.docx