EXIOBASE-hybrid - Consequential System

Introduction

The Consequential System of EXIOBASE hybrid is an extended version of EXIOBASE hybrid (Merciai & Schmidt, 2018), a multi-regional hybrid input-output database. This system is particularly notable for its incorporation of models that address indirect land use changes (iLUC) and marginal electricity generation mix, alongside the inclusion of capital goods in its core input-output framework. These extensions enhances the model's capability in assessing long-term environmental consequences of human activities. 

Indirect land use change (iLUC): The model details land use-related environmental impacts by integrating indirect land use change activity accounting, such as deforestration and intensification, based on Schmidt et al. (2015). The model is first introduced into EXIOBASE by Schmidt & De Rosa (2018).

Marginal electricity mix: The model developed a long-term marginal electricity mix based on detailed characteristics of different electricity generation technologies. The underlying methodology is described in Muñoz et al. (2015) and its implementation in EXIOBASE is described in Merciai & Schmidt (2017)

Capital endogenization: The model fill the gap in capital goods use by activities by distributing capital goods use to industrial and final demand activities.

Data catalog

Version 3.8-beta1

IMPORTANT: This version, EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1, is a test release. As it is still under development, some results and data flows may contain bugs or inaccuracies. We encourage users to thoroughly review the data and report any issues or inconsistencies they encounter. 

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1 GHG emission intensities provides the GHG footprint of production and market activities, expressed in both hybrid and monetary units.

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1_transaction_matrix is the transaction matrix.

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1_final_demand is the final demand.

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1_emission is the emission extension.

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1 for SimaPro instructions explains how to access and use the dataset in SimaPro, including different configuration options.

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1 SimaPro_database is the dataset formatted for direct use in SimaPro, linked to the configuration outlined in "Option 1" of the SimaPro instructions.

EXIOBASE-hybrid v3.8-beta1_SimaPro database is the dataset provided in CSV format, which can be imported into SimaPro, linked to the configuration outlied in "Option 2" of the SimaPro instructions.

Version 3.3.18-ext1

MR_extended_HIOT_2011_v3_3_18_VA is the value added account extension.

Version 3.3.18

MR_extended_HIOT_2011_v3_3_18_act_emissions is the emission extension.

MR_extended_HIOT_2011_v3_3_18_incl_invest is the transaction matrix.

MR_extended_HIOT_2011_v3_3_18_incl_invest_FD is the final demand.

MR_extended_HIOT_2011_v3_3_18_reference_flow is the reference flow table for matrix normalization.

References

Merciai, S., & Schmidt, J. (2017). Land Use Change and Electricity Models in a Multi-regional Hybrid Input Output Framework. In 25th IIOA Conference in Atlantic City. https://lca-net.com/files/IIOA-paper-19-23-June-2017_iLUC-and-electricity-models-in-a-multi-regional-HIOT.pdf

Merciai, S., & Schmidt, J. (2018). Methodology for the construction of global multi‐regional hybrid supply and use tables for the EXIOBASE v3 database. Journal of Industrial Ecology, 22(3), 516-531.

Muñoz I, Schmidt J, de Saxcé M, Dalgaard R, Merciai S. (2015). Inventory of country specific electricity in LCA – consequential scenarios. Version 3.0. Report of the 2.-0 LCA Energy Club. 2.-0 LCA consultants, Aalborg https://lca-net.com/p/3935

Schmidt, J., Weidema, B. P., & Brandão, M. (2015). A framework for modelling indirect land use changes in Life Cycle Assessment. Journal of Cleaner Production, 99, 230–238. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2015.03.013

Schmidt, J., & De Rosa, M. (2018). Enhancing Land Use Change modelling with IO data. SETAC Europe 28th Annual Meeting. https://lca-net.com/files/SETAC_Rome_Schmidt_DeRosa_Extended-abstract_20180515.pdf