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The bifa Environmental Institute is supporting the Augsburg Student Services Organisation (studierendenwerk-augsburg.de) in developing an integrated climate protection strategy, funded by the National Climate Protection Initiative (NKI). The project is based primarily on the preparation of a greenhouse gas inventory in accordance with the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol.

The latest carbon footprint data from the Federal Environment Agency show that Germany’s emissions have fallen only slightly in recent times – yet the 2030 climate targets are still expected to be achievable. For bifa, this sends a clear message: progress is possible, but only through consistent and long-term transformation.

As part of this project, the bifa Environmental Institute is developing practical scenarios for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in municipal waste management. The project is being carried out on behalf of the Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Consumer Protection (StMUV).

As part of the project, the bifa Environmental Institute is developing practical scenarios for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in municipal waste management.

bifa Environmental Institute develops strategies for sustainable heat supply

The “Eco Yarn” project focuses not only on the technical feasibility of recycled yarn, but also on its environmental assessment through a systematic life-cycle analysis.

As part of the European Commission's HORIZON funding programme, innovative solutions are to be developed to strengthen European value chains for silicon and silicon carbide semiconductor raw materials.

The PReFuCell joint project is making an important contribution to the energy transition. It is helping to achieve the German government's goals for a sustainable energy transition and the development of a hydrogen infrastructure.