Urban activities currently consume 75% of global final energy demand, which is expected to increase given absolute and relative population growth in cities. Assessments of both producer (upstream) and consumer(downstream) ecological and socioeconomic impacts of urban inter-industry exchanges are needed to reduce energy consumption and resource use behind the industrial footprints of cities. Environmental extensions in the input-output analysis are designed from the user side perspective, focusing only on commercial energy su Delete French Add Keywords You can add keywords in multiple languages : choose the desired language and click on + to add new keywords. The characters "," and ";" can be used to separate keywords in a list. English Delete English Add Fulltext language Licence Journal Cleaner Production Letters (ISSN : 2666-7916) Journal not referenced in Sherpa-Romeo Publication date Accepted formats are YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM or YYYY In press If you choose the option "In Press", the publication date will no longer be required Volume Number page number Identifiers Identifiers Add the identifiers of this work in other data bases such as DOI, arXiv, PubMed, ADS DOI Delete ArXiv Add Related data Add the DOI identifiers to link your submissions to research data. Delete Add Funding ANR project(s) Add the code décision (ANR-19-ASMA-0007), the acronym or the title of the project. You can add more than one ANR project European project(s) Add one or multiple European projects this work is related to Contract, financing Economical sources of this work Add Other Informations Production date Accepted formats are YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM or YYYY Science popularization Peer-reviewed Audience Electronic publication date Accepted formats are YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM or YYYY Volume title Add the collection title or the volume title Conference/Publisher URL Classification PACS, MSC, etc. ACM Classification 2012 Enter keywords from ACM 2012 classification ACM Classification 1998 Enter keywords from ACM 1998 classification Mesh thesaurus Fill in information from the MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) Add JEL thesaurus Fill in information from the JEL keyword thesaurus Comment Internal note Add Project/Collaboration Add See also URL to related ressources Add Research infrastructure From the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures Validation, Check your informations and agree to terms I check the information in the citation Journal articles Oleksandr Galychyn, B.D. Fath, D. Wiedenhofer, E. Buonocore, P.P. Franzese. An urban emergy footprint: Comparing supply- and use-extended input-output models for the case of Vienna, Austria. Cleaner Production Letters, 2024, 6, pp.100058. ⟨10.1016/j.clpl.2024.100058⟩ I transfer my submission arxiv To transfer your document on arXiv, your submission needs to comply with the following conditions: The document must have an abstract in english One of the chosen domain must be a sub-domain of arXiv Every file must weight < 3Mb and all together <= 10Mb If the pdf was generated with laTex, the sources must be submitted. If you use bibtex, you must submit the .bbl for arXiv. HAL uses the following arXiv licence when transferring this article: arXiv.org perpetual, non-exclusive license to distribute this article I transfer to arXiv I accept HAL terms and conditions By depositing this document, the contributor (I) grant(s) the following licence to HAL: I authorize HAL to put this article online and distribute it; I am aware that deposits cannot be deleted once accepted; I understand that HAL reserves the right to reclassify or reject all deposits. I accept these conditions UPLOAD CHECK THEN SUBMIT Towson University [Towson, MD, United States]

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Universität für Bodenkultur Wien = University of Natural Resources and Life [Vienne, Autriche] BOKU (1872 → ···) Università degli Studi di Napoli “Parthenope” = University of Naples PARTHENOPE 101 results are available, use up and down arrow keys to navigate. pply and use. This study introduced emergy-evaluated supply-extended and use-extended carbon footprint models for Vienna and compared their empirical and conceptual implications. Emergy-evaluated footprints of Vienna’surban consumption were estimated by combining industrial and systems ecology approaches as per the research question, based on previous investigations of GHG emissions and energy supply- and use-extensions. Results showed that the ranking of footprints of final product categories is sensitive to the evaluation method, with products of extractive and manufacturing industries differing by more than 10% depending on whether energy or carbon evaluation is chosen. The emergy-based comparison further reveals that for products of extractive industries, the difference between use and supply extension results can be more than 20% as opposed to carbon-based comparison with the difference between supply and use extension results for services not even amounting to 5%. Future studies could address the over-estimation of direct energy supply to the economy, under-estimation of product and service, inconsistency in standard use-extension design, and challenges in assembling emergy-evaluated supply and use extensions. Fundings are relevant for unified responsibility assessment of upstream and downstream sectors without prioritizing structural features.