Publications

Scientific research is a central part of our work, and we strive to share as much of it as possible here.

Discover our latest publications 

2017
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United Plantations Berhad, Teluk Intan, Malaysia.

Life cycle assessment of palm oil at United Plantations Berhad 2017, results for 2004-2016

Schmidt J
2017
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Environmental Science & Technology 51(14):7954–7962

Identifying Land Use and Land-Use Changes (LULUC): A Global LULUC Matrix

De Rosa M, Odgaard M V, Staunstrup J K, Knudsen M T, Hermansen J E
2017
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Paper 25th IIOA Conference in Atlantic City, 19-23 June 2017, USA.

Land use change and electricity models in a multi-regional hybrid input output framework

Schmidt J, Merciai S
2016
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Presentation at the 5th International Conference on Oil Palm and Environment (ICOPE)

Life cycle assessment of palm oil – investigating nature conservation and other GHG mitigation options

Schmidt J
2016
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Journal of Cleaner Production 113:183-193.

A comparison of Land Use Change models: challenges and future developments

De Rosa M, Knudsen M T, Hermansen J E
2015
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GCB Bioenergy, Letter to editor 7(4):565-566

Rebuttal to ‘Indirect land use change (iLUC) within life cycle assessment (LCA) – scientific robustness and consistency with international standards’

Muñoz I, Weidema B P, Schmidt J, Brandão M
2015
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Journal of Cleaner Production 99:230-238

A framework for modelling indirect land use changes in life cycle assessment

Weidema B P, Schmidt J, Brandão M
2015
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Extended abstract for presentation at the SETAC2015, Barcelona 3-7 May 2015

Nature conservation in life cycle assessment – new method and case study with the palm oil industry

Schmidt J
2014
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Deliverable 6.2 of the EU FP7 project CREEA

CREEA report: Climate change issues and Kyoto accounting – Land use cover change accounts

Schmidt J, Schütz H
2014
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Paper presented at the 9th International Conference LCA of Food San Francisco, USA 8-10 October 2014

Life cycle assessment of the global food consumption

Schmidt J, Merciai S
2014
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2.-0 LCA consultants, Skibbrogade 5, 1, 9000, Aalborg, Denmark

Avoiding the streetlight effect: Rebuttal to ‘Indirect land use change (iLUC) within life cycle assessment (LCA) – scientific robustness and consistency with international standards’ by prof. Dr. Matthias Finkbeiner

Muñoz I, Weidema B P, Schmidt J, Brandão M
2014
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Danish Energy Agency, Copenhagen

The carbon footprint of Danish production and consumption – Literature review and model calculations

Muñoz I, Schmidt J
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