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Hondo Lab
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The lab evaluates and manages energy technologies, aiming for a sustainable society.
AboutAbout the lab
The key to a sustainable society is technology.
The Hondo Lab studies the evaluation and management of energy technologies to build a sustainable society.
As harmony between the natural environment and human activity is increasingly required, the lab believes that technology is the key to achieving it.
The lab aims to conduct research that contributes to decision-making not only by governments and companies but also by people in their everyday lives.
It also covers the assessment and management of technological risks toward a sustainable society, as well as national and regional environmental and energy policy.
Key terms
- technological risk
- The degree to which using a technology may cause adverse effects on the environment or society
- LCA
- A method for assessing the environmental burden of a product or service across its entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal
- input-output table
- A table summarizing transactions between industries. It can be used to analyze how a change in one industry affects the economy as a whole
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The Hondo Lab focuses on evaluating and managing energy technologies, aiming to conduct research that contributes to decision-making by governments, companies, and people in their everyday lives. It works on systems analysis of environmental and energy problems, including analysis using LCA and input-output tables.
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- ProfessorHiroki Hondo
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