EcoDesign the Economy Green Economics生态设计与经济绿色经济.pptVIP

Eco-Design the Economy Design Dimensions Political / Financial: trade, money / currency, EPR / property /service Energy: soft energy path Technological: cradle-to-cradle, eco-industrialism, Carbo Economy, shearing layers, product design Spatial: urban design / green cities, localization People/ Work / “Human Capital” importance of Creativity in postindustrial economics. knowledge-based production displacing resources from production circulation. education training: continual learning, learning doing, self-actualization, community development. Financial Property Design Internalizing the externalized monetary system Ownership stewardship: responsibility liability design EPR, Service Economy Ecological Tax Reform / tax shifting Intellectual property End-Use the Green Economy The Service Economy “Hot Showers and Cold Beer” Nutrition, Illumination, Entertainment, Access, Shelter, Community, etc. 2. The “Lake Economy” Economic Biomimicry, flowing with nature, Every output an input, Closed-loop organization, Let nature do the work The Soft Energy Path A flexible diverse mix of energy supply Primacy of Renewable energy sources Focus on End-use, on Conservation, and on efficiency of use Energy matched to the task at hand in both QUALITY and SCALE Participation-oriented structure--in both production and consumption People-intensive development and Job-creation Historical Trends in Energy Development: from Quantity to Quality Dematerialization Decarbonization : wood to coal to liquid fuel to natural gas to renewables ‘negawatts’ Decentralization “distributed generation” solar photovoltaics, wind turbines, small hydro, etc. fuel cells, flywheel batteries, etc. Dematerialization the ESCO model Savings as a virtual source of energy The Green Economy: creates Wealth through savings (or dematerialization) Savings as a source of Investment Challenge of financial design: dealing with first costs Energy Spatial Organization Energy the Land