About 2.-0 LCA consultants
2.-0 LCA consultants was founded in year 2000 by senior consultant Bo P. Weidema. The company is a Limited Liability Partnership and is owned exclusively by former and current employees.
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Core team:
Bo P. Weidema
Born in 1956. Bo Weidema has more than 30 years of experience in environmental issues, since joining the emerging environmental grassroots movements in 1972. In 1984, with a M.Sc. in horticulture from the Royal Agricultural University of Copenhagen, he initiated an interdisciplinary, inter-university course on environment of which he became the first administrator and lecturer. As private consultant and member of international committees from 1985-1989 he was involved in developing standards and markets for ecological food products. In 1993 he obtained the Ph.D. degree from the Technical University of Denmark on a thesis on life cycle assessment. Since then he has been working as a consultant on life cycle assessment. He was instrumental in the development of the SPOLD LCI data format and database network from 1995 to 2001. He is executive manager of the ecoinvent database, professor at Aalborg University, member of the UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative's task forces on Social aspects (co-chair) and Natural resources and land use, and expert delegate to the ISO TC 207 / SC5 on life cycle assessment.
Jannick H. Schmidt
Environmental management engineer from 2002 from Aalborg University. Jannick H. Schmidt obtained his Ph.D. in 2007 with a study on life cycle assessment of rapeseed oil and palm oil. He holds an assistant professorship at Aalborg University. Main areas of expertise and experience are life cycle assessments of agricultural products and waste management systems, and development of LCA methodology regarding system delimitation, LCIA methods for biodiversity and Input-Output-based LCA. Extensive teaching and supervision experience.
Randi Dalgaard
Randi Dalgaard obtained her Ph.D. in 2008 with a study on Life Cycle Assessment of Danish Pork. She has worked with life cycle assessment of food products since 2001 and is an advanced LCI database developer. She was responsible for the modeling of the agricultural data for the LCAfood database and has modeled farming systems and the related emissions for several years.
Stefano Merciai
Stefano Merciai got a university degree in Statistics in 2005 and a PhD in Economic Statistics in the 2010 both at University of Rome "Sapienza". His main area of interest relates to Input-Output tables' applications. In the PhD thesis, he developed a methodology to analyze simultaneously physical and economic levels in order to address sustainability targets and scenarios. How to develop interdisciplinary tools is actually his main concern. Other areas of expertise regard economic analysis of agricultural market, development and implementation of computed general equilibrium models, drawing of questionnaires for surveys and interconnection of databases.
Jenna Watson
Jenna Watson earned her Master of Science (M.Sc.) in environmental assessment and management from Oxford Brookes University in 2002. Since then she has lived in Barcelona, Spain where she has been working in life cycle assessment, eco-design and ecolabelling. Jenna has participated in numerous EU projects and has also worked for the Ontario Ministry of the Environment in projects related to the EIA of public transport, waste management, and municipal water supply and storage.
Miguel Brandão
Miguel Brandão has been working on life cycle assessment of land-use systems during the last 6 years as part of his PhD and subsequently at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission. He has developed methods for quantifying indirect land-use changes (iLUC) and for the impact assessment of land use in LCA. His focus is on land-use competition, particularly the consequential impacts of using land for food, feed, fuel timber and carbon sinks on the economy, ecosystems and climate. He is also developing guidelines for consequential LCA and for sustainability assessment. Currently, Miguel is an LCA associate editor of the Journal of Industrial Ecology, and is a member of the Steering Committee of SETAC Europe LCA.