Lars Gunnar Furelid Tellnes

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Researcher

Contact

+4769608673

lars.g.tellnes@hiof.no

Study place

Fredrikstad

Office nr.

S-220.1

Academic interests

Environmental properties of products and the use life cycle assessment (LCA) to estimate the environmental impacts of products. Interested in cross disciplinary collaboration in other fields and practice.

Background

Tellnes has an MSc in Industrial Ecology from Norwegian University of Science and Engineering (NTNU) and ten years of working experience from applied research in the institute sector. First six years at the Norwegian Institute of Wood Technology and the four years at Norwegian Institute for Sustainability Research (NORSUS). He has much experience with direct industry cooperation and through several networks. Before starting at Østfold University College, he was teaching LCA for four years at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences. He has also been giving different professional courses, for instance through Tekna – The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific Professionals. Tellnes started as a Doctoral Research Fellow at Østfold University College in August 2021.

Appointments

Member of the Scientific Program Committee to the International Research Group on Wood Protection (IRG-WP) 2018-2023.
Member of the Editorial board of the journal Wood Materials Science & Engineering since 2018.

Projects

Research groups

Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Svanes, Erik; Pamies, Ramon Francisco Porras & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2026). Environmental sustainability of protein rich food from tunicates. Case study on Ciona aquaculture in Europe. Future Foods. 14. doi: 10.1016/j.fufo.2026.101133. Full text in Research Archive
Biedacha, Maciej; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2025). Mapping Recent Developments in Bio-Based Insulation Materials: A review of trends and environmental impacts. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (EES). ISSN 1755-1307. 1568(1). doi: 10.1088/1755-1315/1568/1/012020. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Abstract European legislation continuously increases requirements for carbon footprint accounting for buildings. The energy efficiency and embodied carbon of buildings are regulated through the energy efficiency directive with targets for 2030. While construction production regulation makes it mandatory to disclose carbon footprints of key materials such as insulation by 2027. Improving building products to lower their embodied CO2 emissions and to include additional carbon storage capabilities is seen as one of the most promising ways to mitigate the climate impact of the construction sector. Technological advancements and increased use of bio-based materials are vital. However, strategies to prolong the lifespan and maximize effective carbon storage of these materials are equally important. This paper aims to explore trends in the development of new bio-based materials (with focus on insulation materials) as alternatives to existing building materials supporting the global shift towards carbon neutrality. The study objectives are to investigate and map the main areas and types of new bio-based building materials, with equal interest in strategies for reuse and recycling to extend stored carbon and reduce emissions. The results show that bio-based material could have additional benefits of energy storage, carbon sink and recycling at end-of-life. However, most assessments of these materials focus on a narrow cradle-to-gate scope and thermal conductivity as only insulation material property. Hence, to further advance on bio-based insulation materials, there is a need for further development and harmonization of life cycle assessment methods that include these aspects and can be implemented in standards and regulations.
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Amasawa, Eri; Kishita, Yusuke; Pamies, Ramón & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2025). Life-cycle climate change and resource use decoupling indicators for product-service systems: Case study on rental business model. Journal of Cleaner Production. ISSN 0959-6526. 525, p. 146623–146623. doi: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2025.146623. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Product-service systems (PSS) where business combines goods and services presents a promising approach to reduce environmental impacts while still providing economic prosperity. PSS has been assessed for more than 20 years, but there is still a need for empirical evidence of the effects and development of applicable assessment methodologies based on life cycle assessment (LCA). This paper presents a novel approach to address environmental performance of PSS through life cycle based eco-efficiency that can be consistently benchmarked with macro level data. The approach was based on a method developed for assessing new business models with LCA and includes a case study for a rental company with power tools and hardware equipment. The results show that from a user perspective, the environmental benefit of renting a product depends on number of uses that is needed and transport distance, but also the weight of the product. The heavier and more expensive products are more beneficial when it comes to costs, carbon footprint and resource use. From a PSS business management perspective, two approaches were compared. First a consequential LCA approach where rental substitutes ownership and second the novel approach with eco-efficiency decoupling indicators. The consequential approach favours heavier products, and the business is dominated by a few products. For the eco-efficiency approach, the potential revenue is more important than weight. The eco-efficiency approach to LCA for PSS showed advantages to consequential LCA approach as it requires less user behaviour data and can be benchmarked with decoupling needed with the planetary boundaries framework.
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Pedersen, Asbjørn Olav; Pamies, Ramón; Hauge, Bjørn Gitle & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2024). Implementing life cycle thinking and climate change indicators in small and medium size enterprises. Sustainable Production and Consumption. 51, p. 278–291. doi: 10.1016/j.spc.2024.09.014. Full text in Research Archive
Farahzadi, Leila; Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Shafei, Behrouz & Kioumarsi, Mahdi (2024). Life-cycle environmental assessment of ultra-high-performance concrete with sustainable materials and fiber substitutions. Cleaner Engineering and Technology. 23. doi: 10.1016/j.clet.2024.100846. Full text in Research Archive
Andersson, Gunnar; Johansen, Frode Ramstad; Hauge, Bjørn Gitle; Torgersen, Mirielle; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Valter, Per (2024). Co-creating a Learning Community - Teaching Sustainability in Higher Education. International Journal of Advanced Corporate Learning. 17(1), p. 61–73. doi: 10.3991/ijac.v17i1.42753. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
This study explores the emergence of a distinctive learning-community aspect of teaching sustainability. It uses action nets to describe major contributions shaping a learning community about sustainability. The results describe how the growing learning community of research, externally funded projects, teaching strategies, students, NGOs, and regional industry is framed within a sociotechnical network of actants and identifies events exposing the transitions in the making. Based on the findings, we discuss lessons learned from the co-creation, increasing the awareness of mechanisms involved in gaining (and regaining) support needed to create the new approach to teaching sustainability. The learning community mirrors, in many ways, the systemic nature of sustainability and sustainable development. It also introduces the uncertainty and ambiguity inherent in the transitions. It was easier than anticipated to mobilize resources, but the connections between the different contributions are also delicate, and we experience the learning community as something like fresh produce—something we must create and recreate continuously.
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Koch, Christian; Torgersen, Mirielle & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2023). Value capture from low embodied emissions of buildings - a business model innovation perspective. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (EES). ISSN 1755-1307. 1196. doi: 10.1088/1755-1315/1196/1/012096. Full text in Research Archive
Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu & Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid (2022). Verification of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) – how strict should it be? E3S Web of Conferences. doi: 10.1051/e3sconf/202234908002. Full text in Research Archive
Resch, Eirik; Wiik, Marianne Rose Kjendseth; Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Andresen, Inger; Selvig, Eivind & Stoknes, Stein (2022). FutureBuilt Zero - A simplified dynamic LCA method with requirements for low carbon emissions from buildings. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (EES). ISSN 1755-1307. 1078(1). doi: 10.1088/1755-1315/1078/1/012047. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
FutureBuilt is a voluntary program for ambitious low-carbon construction projects. To incentivize measures that lead to the lowest climate change impact from all aspects of buildings and according to national Paris agreement pledges, FutureBuilt Zero introduces an ambition level and a novel calculation methodology for net climate change impacts over the life of a building. The ambition level is tightened over time to help Norway achieve its climate goals. A comprehensive simplified calculation method is introduced, which considers how the timing of emissions during the building life affects the contribution to global warming. Both direct and indirect emissions throughout the lifetime are included; energy use in operation and at the construction site, material production and transport of materials to the construction site, and waste management (incineration). In addition, the climate-positive effects of biogenic carbon uptake, carbonation of cement, potential for future reusability, and exported energy are included. This paper presents the criteria, describes the method and the scientific basis as well as the principles and logic behind the choices made.
Maniak-Huesser, Martyna; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Escamilla, Edwin Zea (2021). Mind the gap: A policy gap analysis of programmes promoting timber construction in nordic countries. Sustainability. 13(21), p. 1–14. doi: 10.3390/su132111876. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Saxegård, Simon Alexander & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). Cross-laminated timber constructions in a sustainable future – transition to fossil free and carbon capture technologies. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (EES). ISSN 1755-1307. doi: 10.1088/1755-1315/588/4/042060. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Alfredsen, Gry; Flæte, Per Otto & Gobakken, Lone Ross (2019). Effect of service life aspects on carbon footprint: a comparison of wood decking products. Holzforschung. ISSN 0018-3830. doi: 10.1515/hf-2019-0055. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Carbon footprint over the life cycle is one of the most common environmental performance indicators. In recent years, several wood material producers have published environmental product declarations (EPDs) according to the EN 15804, which makes it possible to compare the carbon footprint of product alternatives. The objective of this study was to investigate the effect of service life aspects by comparing the carbon footprint of treated wood decking products with similar performance expectations. The results showed that the modified wood products had substantially larger carbon footprints during manufacturing than preservative-treated decking materials. Replacement of modified wood during service life creates a huge impact on life cycle carbon footprint, while maintenance with oil provided a large contribution for preservative-treated decking. Hence, service life and maintenance intervals are crucial for the performance ranking between products. The methodological issues to be aware of are: how the functional unit specifies the key performance requirements for the installed product, and whether full replacement is the best modeling option in cases where the decking installation is close to the end of the required service life.
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Rønning, Anne (2019). Modelling options for module C and D: Experiences from 50 EPD for wood-based products in Norway. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (EES). ISSN 1755-1307. 323(1). doi: 10.1088/1755-1315/323/1/012052. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Ganne-Chedeville, Christelle; Dias, Ana Cláudia; Dolezal, Franz; Hill, Callum Aidan Stephen & Escamilla, Edwin Zea (2017). Comparative assessment for biogenic carbon accounting methods in carbon footprint of products: a review study for construction materials based on forest products. iForest : Biogeosciences and Forestry. 10(5), p. 815–823. doi: 10.3832/ifor2386-010. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
The forest and building sector is of major importance in climate change mitigation and therefore construction materials based on forest products are of great interest. While energy efficiency has had a large focus in climate change mitigation in the building sector, the carbon footprint of the construction material is gaining relevance. The carbon footprint of construction materials can vary greatly from one type to another, the building sector is consequently demanding documentation of the carbon footprint of the materials used. Using an environmental product declaration (EPD) is an objective and standardised solution for communicating the environmental impacts of construction products and especially their carbon footprint. Nevertheless, it is challenging to include the features of forest products as pools of carbon dioxide. There is currently a focus on research into methods for the accounting of sequestered atmospheric carbon dioxide and also implementation of these methods into technical standards. This paper reviews the recent research and technical standards in this field to promote a common understanding and to propose requirements for additional information to be included in EPDs of forest-based products. The main findings show the need for reporting the contribution of biogenic carbon to the total on greenhouse gas emissions and removals over the product’s lifecycle. In order to facilitate the implementation of more advanced methods from research, the EPD should also include more detailed information of the wood used, in particular species and origin.
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Ross, Lone; Flæte, Per Otto & Alfredsen, Gry (2014). Carbon footprint including effect of carbon storage for selected wooden facade materials. Wood Material Science & Engineering. ISSN 1748-0272. doi: 10.1080/17480272.2014.904432. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Eide, S.; Kristjansdottir, Torhildur Fjola & Kron, Magnus (2013). Assessment of carbon footprint of laminated vaneer lumber elements in a six story housing - comparison to a steel and concrete solution, PORTUGAL SB13 - CONTRIBUTION OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING TO MEET EU 20-20-20 TARGETS. Multicomp. ISSN 9789899654372. p. 817–824. doi: https:/www.irbnet.de/daten/iconda/CIB_DC26479.pdf. Full text in Research Archive

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Biedacha, Maciej; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2026). pLCA Scenario Based Production Pathways of Mycelia-Wood Bio-Composite. doi: https:/wsenetwork.org/plca-scenario-based-production-pathways-of-mycelia-wood-bio-composite/. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Novel bio-based construction materials and phase-change materials (PCMs) have attracted increasing attention due to their potential to reduce operational energy demand and improve building sustainability, and the potential to enlarge anthropogenic carbon sinks (Livne et al., 2022, Hawkins et al., 2023). However, current studies mainly assess their environmental performance through conventional life cycle assessment (LCA) based on laboratory-scale data. This approach has important limitations and may overlook environmental impacts associated with full-scale production (Alaux et al., 2024, Sacchi et al., 2022). To address this gap, this study applies a prospective, ex-ante LCA framework to evaluate the environmental performance of a novel bio-based composite.
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Biedacha, Maciej & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2026). Valuation of carbon storage in public procurement. doi: https:/wsenetwork.org/valuation-of-carbon-storage-in-public-procurement/. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Pamies, Ramon Francisco Porras & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2025). Environmental Performance Indicators for Circular business models based on Eco-efficiency: Cases on New business models and Product-service systems. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Svanes, Erik; Hognes, Erik Skontorp & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2024). Footprint for environmentally sustainable foods –case on tunicate burger. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Svanes, Erik; Lyng, Kari-Anne Kallerud & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2024). Local Impact Assessment and Valuation of Tunicate Farming. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Birkeland, Marius; Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena; Røer, Henrik Skyrud & Sanfèlix, Susana G. (2024). Economic and carbon footprint assessment for energy upgrading of buildings. Scenarios for a combined warehouse and office building in Norway. Full text in Research Archive
Andersson, Gunnar; Hauge, Bjørn Gitle; Solesvik, Maryna Zhuravlyova; Søren, Kerndrup & Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid (2024). Linking Life Cycle Thinking and Green Business Model innovation. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Wu, Hong & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2023). LCA for circular business model – five step method and experiences from Norway. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Andersson, Gunnar & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2023). Three perspectives of LCA for business models innovation – case studies on rental of products. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Næss, Johann Kristian; Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena & Ross, Lone (2023). Carbon footprint of reused and recycled wood products. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Koch, Christian; Torgersen, Mirielle & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2023). Value capture from low embodied emissions of buildings a business model innovation perspective. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2023). Metrics for absolute environmentally sustainable foods – case on tunicate burger. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Pamies, Ramon Francisco Porras; Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena & Næss, Johann K (2023). Declaring environmental performance with reuse and recycling business approaches for small and medium sized enterprises. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid; Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena & Pamies, Ramon Francisco Porras (2023). Life cycle assessment of tunicate burger. Full text in Research Archive
Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena & Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid (2022). Action case studies as method for industrial work integrated learning. Full text in Research Archive
Andersson, Gunnar; Johansen, Frode Ramstad; Hauge, Bjørn Gitle; Torgersen, Mirielle; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Valter, Per (2022). Co-creating a learning community on sustainability. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars Gunnar Furelid & Kjøniksen, Anna-Lena (2022). Perspectives of evaluating product service systems with life cycle assessment a case study on power tool rental. Full text in Research Archive
Resch, Eirik; Andresen, Inger; Eivind, Selvig; Wiik, Marianne Rose Kjendseth; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Stoknes, Stein (2021). Promoting climate neutral urban areas – FutureBuilt zero method to measure compliance in pilot projects. The 10th International Conference on Life Cycle Management 5th – 8th September 2021. LCM 2021. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
In the past 12 years, more than 50 FutureBuilt pilot projects have shown that it is possible to reduce greenhouse gas emission from transport, energy and materials for the built environment. The FutureBuilt programme supports climate friendly urban development in Norway’s capitol city Oslo and surrounding municipalities (Bærum, Asker, Drammen, Nordre Follo and Lillestrøm). All projects have until now been required to perform carbon footprint calculations and to reduce emissions by 50% compared to a reference common practice. Followng the political ambitions to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the FutureBuilt criteria has been updated to reflect these, with the development of a scheme called FutureBuilt ZERO. The FutureBuilt ZERO method is based on the Norwegian standard for carbon footprint calculations of buildings (NS 3720), but has taken a more forward looking approach. The method is taking into account expected future developments in society related to carbon footprint aspects that has often been left out in common carbon footprint practice. It includes contributions to greenhouse gas emission of direct and indirect emissions from operational energy, manufacturing, and transport of materials, related to building construction, operation, maintenance and end-of-life. In common carbon footprint of buildings, scenarios for maintenance and end-of-life of buildings are often assessed based on current practice. However, in the FutureBuilt ZERO method, the changes in technology and policy have been taking into account for adjusting emission factors. Other aspects that are often left out in common practice such as biogenic carbon, time-dependent characterisation factors, carbonatization of concrete, design for reuse and exported energy, are also included. The process to take into account such aspects requires input from several experts and the presentation will bring forward some of the aspects that has been deliberated in the making of the method.
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Saxegård, Simon Alexander & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). Cross-laminated timber constructions in a sustainable future – transition to fossil free and carbon capture technologies. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars; Nore, Kristine & Rønning, Anne Ragnhild (2020). Options for climate change performance indicators for cross-laminated timber. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars & Rønning, Anne Ragnhild (2019). Modelling options for module C and D: Experiences from 50 EPD for wood-based products in Norway. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Rønning, Anne (2019). Completeness of inventories for environmental product declarations (EPD). Full text in Research Archive
Næss, Johann Kristian; Nyrud, Anders Q. & Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2019). Greenhouse gas emissions from forestry – silvicultural measures about models for allocation. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Soldal, Ellen & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2019). Allocation and land use in LCA of forestry case study on beech wood thinning. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2018). Hosting PCR Workshop. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Iversen, Ole Magnus Kålås (2018). Online tool for generating Environmental Product Declarations (EPD-tool) for modified wood products. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Askham, Cecilia; Flæte, Per Otto & Klamer, Morten (2018). Declaring life cycle inventory of toxicity related emissions in environmental product declarations of preservative treated wood products. doi: https:/www.researchgate.net/publication/415164438_Declaring_life_cycle_inventory_of_toxicity_related_emissions_in_environmental_product_declarations_of_preservative_treated_wood_products. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Nore, Kristine (2018). Environmental performance of construction stage for glue and cross laminated timber. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Alfredsen, Gry; Flæte, Per Otto & Gobakken, Lone Ross (2018). Carbon footprint of decking materials – a comparison of modified and preservative treated wood. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2017). Uncertainty in life cycle assessment of preservative treated wood – copper and freshwater ecotoxicity. doi: https:/www.researchgate.net/publication/415164077_Uncertainty_in_life_cycle_assessment_of_preservative_treated_wood_-_copper_and_freshwater_ecotoxicity. Full text in Research Archive
Rønning, Anne; Lyng, Kari-Anne Kallerud; Brekke, Andreas; Soldal, Ellen; Vold, Mie & Iversen, Ole Magnus Kålås [Show all 9 contributors for this article] (2017). Status harmonisation EN15804 and PEF. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Ganne-Chedeville, Christelle; Dias, Ana Cláudia; Dolezal, Franz; Hill, Callum Aidan Stephen & Escamilla, Edwin Zea (2017). Review of biogenic carbon in carbon footprint of modified wood. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F.; Flæte, Per Otto & Nyrud, Anders Q. (2011). Material flows in the Norwegian sawmilling industry. Full text in Research Archive
Valente, Clara; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Callewaert, Pieter Guido (2021). OR.46.21 Waste 2 Power (W2P) – high value energy recovery of plastic waste. Norsus. ISSN 9788275208789. Full text in Research Archive
Booto, Gaylord Kabongo; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Brekke, Andreas (2021). OR.50.21 Triple Panel Buildings bærekraftsvurdering - forprosjekt. Norsus. ISSN 9788275208826. Full text in Research Archive
Resch, Eirik; Andresen, Inger; Selvig, Eivind; Wiik, Marianne Rose Kjendseth; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Stoknes, Stein (2020). FutureBuilt ZERO metodebeskrivelse. Futurebuilt. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
FutureBuilt ZERO introduserer kriterier for netto klimagassutslipp over hele byggets levetid. Kriteriene strammes gradvis inn over tid for å bidra til at Norge når sine klimamål. FutureBuilt ønsker å best mulig insentivere de valg som vil føre til lavest klimapåvirkning fra de mangfoldige aspektene ved bygninger. Det introduseres derfor en helhetlig metode som tar hensyn til utviklinger i utslipp over tid, og deres bidrag til global oppvarming. Både direkte og indirekte utslipp er med, fra energibruk i drift, fra materialfremstilling og transport av materialer til byggeplass, både under oppføring og for senere utskiftninger av materialer. Det er også med utslipp fra byggeplass, og fra avfallsforbrenning av utskiftinger og ved endt levetid. I tillegg tas effektene fra biogent karbonopptak, fra karbonatiserting av sement, fra tilrettelegging for ombruk, og fra eksportert energi med. I dette dokumentet beskrives metoden, og prinsippene og logikken som ligger bak.
Booto, Gaylord Kabongo; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Silva, Mafalda (2020). NEPD-2588-1315 Flügger 04 Wood Tex Opaque. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Booto, Gaylord Kabongo; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Silva, Mafalda (2020). NEPD-2589-1315 Flügger 02 Wood Tex Primer. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Booto, Gaylord Kabongo; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Silva, Mafalda (2020). NEPD-2592-1315 Flügger Window. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Booto, Gaylord Kabongo; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Silva, Mafalda (2020). NEPD-2591-1315 Flügger 06 Wood Tex Oil Paint W 60. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Booto, Gaylord Kabongo; Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Silva, Mafalda (2020). NEPD-2590-1315 Flügger 05 Wood Tex Acryl 30. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). NEPD-2369-1107-NO Malt listverk av furu. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). NEPD-2373-1107-NO Malt utforing av furu. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu & Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2020). NEPD-2368-1107-NO Lakkert listverk av eik. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). NEPD-2372-1107-NO Malt panel av furu. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). NEPD-2371-1107-NO Malt dørsett av furu. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2020). NEPD-2370-1107-NO Ubehandlet listverk av furu. EPD-Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Prestrud, Kjersti (2019). OR.37.19 Klimagassberegninger MH Arctic - Byggseksjoner. Materialbruk, levetid og energi til oppvarming. Østfoldforskning AS. ISSN 9788275208192. Full text in Research Archive
Brekke, Andreas & Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2019). OR.06.19 Screening LCA of SCP from boreal forest. Østfoldforskning AS. ISSN 9788275208031. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars G. F. & Rønning, Anne (2018). OR.13.18 Klimagassregnskap Lislebyhallen. Et byggeprosjekt med klimaambisjoner. Østfoldforskning AS. ISSN 9788275207799. Full text in Research Archive
Brekke, Andreas; Saxegård, Simon Alexander; Nilsen, Mona & Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2018). OR.25.18 Hvor klimavennlig er det å ta med seg hytta på ferie? Et klimagassregnskap for bobiler. Østfoldforskning AS. ISSN 9788275207843. Full text in Research Archive
Brekke, Andreas; Saxegård, Simon Alexander; Nilsen, Mona & Tellnes, Lars G. F. (2018). OR.26.18 The climate impact of taking one’s own cabin on holiday. A greenhouse gas account for motorhomes. Østfoldforskning AS. ISSN 9788275207850. Full text in Research Archive
Tellnes, Lars; Lyng, Kari-Anne Kallerud; Valente, Clara; Modahl, Ingunn Saur & Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu (2017). Erstatningsmaterialer for torv. Kartlegging av klima- og miljøeffekter. Østfoldforskning AS. ISSN 9788275207676. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Torv benyttes i dag som dyrkingsmedium og i jordforbedringsprodukter. Uttak av torv medfører utslipp av klimagasser og påvirker leveområdene til planter og dyr. Ved en eventuell utfasing av torv er det viktig at bruken av andre materialer representerer en reell miljøforbedring. Denne rapporten er skrevet på oppdrag fra Miljødirektoratet, og tar for seg klima- og miljøeffekter av ulike materialer som erstatning for bruk av torv i dyrkingsmedier og jordforbedringsprodukter. Studiet omfatter materialene steinull, perlitt, biprodukter fra kokosproduksjon, bark, trefiber, kompost og avvannet biorest, biokull og ull fra husdyr. Studien ble gjennomført ved hjelp av en litteraturgjennomgang, søk i databaser og noen forenklede beregninger basert på tall funnet i litteraturen for å etterstrebe at resultatene er mest mulig relevante for norske forhold.

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