TEA, LCA and RRI

NATIONAL EXPERTISE IN TEA, LCA AND RRI

The UK has extensive expertise in the area of techno-economic analysis (TEA), lifecycle analysis (LCA) and responsible research and inovation (RRI).  These all play a vital role in the field of biomanufacturing.  Future BRH and its partners have worked with the following people in these areas.

TEA

Techno-economic analysis (TEA) is a method used in industry to analyse the economic performance of a process, service or product. It uses modelling to estimate costs (capital and operating) and revenue based on both technical and financial inputs.

Ian Archer (IBioIC) Early stage analysis of the techno-economics of biomanufacturing

Alex Conradie (University of Nottingham) Techno-economic analysis, scale-up, process modelling and process design

LCA

Life-cycle assessment (LCA, also known as life cycle analysis) is used to assess the environmental impacts associated with a commercial process, service or product at all stages of its life cycle.

Adisa Azapagic (University of Manchester) Sustainable production and consumption, life-cycle sustainability assessment and corporate sustainability

Laurence Stamford (University of Manchester) Life-cycle analysis and sustainability assessment

RRI

Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) focuses on the societal, ethical, environmental, equity and other implications and benefits of research and innovation.

Phillip Shapira (University of Manchester) Responsible research and innovation