Sustainable Europe Research Institute

date of birth: April 17, 1964 in Wittlich (Germany)

Relevant work experience

since 2000
Research fellow at Division for Material Flows and Structural Change at the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy

1999 - 2000
In-house consultant at European Environment Agency contracted via Wuppertal Institute.

1998- 1999
Auxiliary agent at European Environment Agency, Copenhagen.

1996-1998
Research fellow at division for Material Flows and Structural Change at the Wuppertal Institute. Scientific secretary of the concerted action 'ConAccount' (Coordination of Regional and National Material Flow Accounting for Environmentally Sustainability).

1996
Subcontractor for the Federal Statistical Office, Germany (Group "Input-Output-Accounts"; leader: Dr. Carsten Stahmer). Contribution to the computation of the first physical input-output table of Germany as a part of the German Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting.

1994 - 1995
Fellow at ETH Zürich (chair for 'quantitative geography and human ecology'). Lectures in statistics.

Education

since 1996
ongoing Doctoral thesis-project: 'Possibilities and Limits of Physical Input-Output-Tables for Policy Support'.

1988 - 1994
Training in geography (with foci on economics and hydrology) at the University of Trier (Germany) and the ETH Zürich (Switzerland), diploma in 1994.

1987 - 1988
Civil service

1984 - 1986
Apprenticeship as a tiler.

1980 - 1983
Peter-Wust Gymnasium Wittlich (high school)
Abitur (examination at German secondary school).

Focal points of work at European Environment Agency

Eco-efficiency
Integration of environmental concerns into sector policies
Integrated environmental assessment
Environmental "Headline" indicators

Focal points of scientific work at Wuppertal Institute

National Material Flow Accounting for the German economy as well as for the disaggregated economy (58 economic sectors according to input-output systematic).
Input-output analyses in order to quantify the direct and indirect resource use of the 58 sectors as well as of the categories of final demand.
Theoretical issues on resource productivity and labour productivity.
Integrated input-output analyses of material flows and labour in order to discover target-conflicts between the ecological, social and economic dimension of sustainability.
Time series analyses (1960-1994) of the factors capital, labour, resources and energy in order to examine the structural change.

Points 1 and 2 have been performed in the group of Stefan Bringezu (regional and national Material Flow Accounting). Points 3 to 5 have been carried through in close cooperation with Fritz Hinterberger who is responsible for economic issues at the division for Material Flows and Structural Change.

Publications

Moll, S: Reducing Societal Metabolism: A Preliminary Sustainable Development Analysis for Germany. Poster presentation for the International Conference: "Nature, Society and History", Vienna 1999

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Moll, S., Femia, A., Hinterberger, F., Bringezu, S. (1999): An Input-Output Approach to Analyse the Total Material Requirement (TMR) of National Economies. In: Kleijn, René, Bringezu, Stefan, Fischer-Kowalski, Marina and Palm, Viveka (eds.) Ecologicalizing Societal Metabolism: Designing Scenarios for Sustainable Materials Management, ConAccount workshop proceedings, 21 November 1998, Amsterdam, CML report 148 - Section Substances & Products, Centre of Environmental Science (CML): Leiden, pp. 39-46
Spangenberg, J. H., Hinterberger, F., Moll, S., Schütz, H. (1999): Material Flow Analysis, TMR and the mips-Concept: A Contribution to the Development of Indicators for Measuring Changes in Consumption and Production Patterns . - (accepted for publication in International Journal of Sustainable Development, Vol. 1/2, 1999
Moll, S. (1999): Reducing Societal Metabolism - a Sustainable Development Analysis. (poster contribution to conference "Nature, Society and History", 30 September - 3 October 1999, Vienna)
Gee, D., Moll, S. (1998): Background paper for eco-efficiency workshop "Making Sustainability Accountable" 28-30 October 1998, European Environment Agency, Copenhagen
Moll, S., Femia, A. (1997): Production, Material Input and Labour - an illustrative Input-Output analysis. In: S. Bringezu, M. Fischer-Kowalski, R. Kleijn, E. van der Voet (Ed.): Regional and National Material Flow Accounting: From Paradigm to Practice of Sustainability. Proceedings of the ConAccount Workshop 21-23 January, 1997, Leiden. pp. 184-193

Members: Stephan Moll
date of birth: April 17, 1964 in Wittlich (Germany) Relevant work experience since 2000 Research fellow at Division for Material Flows and Structural Change at the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy 1999 - 2000 In-house consultant at European Environment Agency contracted via Wuppertal Institute. 1998- 1999 Auxiliary agent at European Environment Agency, Copenhagen. 1996-1998 Research fellow at division for Material Flows and Structural Change at the Wuppertal Institute. Scientific secretary of the concerted action 'ConAccount' (Coordination of Regional and National Material Flow Accounting for Environmentally Sustainability). 1996 Subcontractor for the Federal Statistical Office, Germany (Group "Input-Output-Accounts"; leader: Dr. Carsten Stahmer). Contribution to the computation of the first physical input-output table of Germany as a part of the German Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting. 1994 - 1995 Fellow at ETH Zürich (chair for 'quantitative geography and human ecology'). Lectures in statistics. Education since 1996 ongoing Doctoral thesis-project: 'Possibilities and Limits of Physical Input-Output-Tables for Policy Support'. 1988 - 1994 Training in geography (with foci on economics and hydrology) at the University of Trier (Germany) and the ETH Zürich (Switzerland), diploma in 1994. 1987 - 1988 Civil service 1984 - 1986 Apprenticeship as a tiler. 1980 - 1983 Peter-Wust Gymnasium Wittlich (high school) Abitur (examination at German secondary school). Focal points of work at European Environment Agency Eco-efficiency Integration of environmental concerns into sector policies Integrated environmental assessment Environmental "Headline" indicators Focal points of scientific work at Wuppertal Institute National Material Flow Accounting for the German economy as well as for the disaggregated economy (58 economic sectors according to input-output systematic). Input-output analyses in order to quantify the direct and indirect resource use of the 58 sectors as well as of the categories of final demand. Theoretical issues on resource productivity and labour productivity. Integrated input-output analyses of material flows and labour in order to discover target-conflicts between the ecological, social and economic dimension of sustainability. Time series analyses (1960-1994) of the factors capital, labour, resources and energy in order to examine the structural change. Points 1 and 2 have been performed in the group of Stefan Bringezu (regional and national Material Flow Accounting). Points 3 to 5 have been carried through in close cooperation with Fritz Hinterberger who is responsible for economic issues at the division for Material Flows and Structural Change. Publications Moll, S: Reducing Societal Metabolism: A Preliminary Sustainable Development Analysis for Germany. Poster presentation for the International Conference: "Nature, Society and History", Vienna 1999 download Moll, S., Femia, A., Hinterberger, F., Bringezu, S. (1999): An Input-Output Approach to Analyse the Total Material Requirement (TMR) of National Economies. In: Kleijn, René, Bringezu, Stefan, Fischer-Kowalski, Marina and Palm, Viveka (eds.) Ecologicalizing Societal Metabolism: Designing Scenarios for Sustainable Materials Management, ConAccount workshop proceedings, 21 November 1998, Amsterdam, CML report 148 - Section Substances & Products, Centre of Environmental Science (CML): Leiden, pp. 39-46 Spangenberg, J. H., Hinterberger, F., Moll, S., Schütz, H. (1999): Material Flow Analysis, TMR and the mips-Concept: A Contribution to the Development of Indicators for Measuring Changes in Consumption and Production Patterns . - (accepted for publication in International Journal of Sustainable Development, Vol. 1/2, 1999 Moll, S. (1999): Reducing Societal Metabolism - a Sustainable Development Analysis. (poster contribution to conference "Nature, Society and History", 30 September - 3 October 1999, Vienna) Gee, D., Moll, S. (1998): Background paper for eco-efficiency workshop "Making Sustainability Accountable" 28-30 October 1998, European Environment Agency, Copenhagen Moll, S., Femia, A. (1997): Production, Material Input and Labour - an illustrative Input-Output analysis. In: S. Bringezu, M. Fischer-Kowalski, R. Kleijn, E. van der Voet (Ed.): Regional and National Material Flow Accounting: From Paradigm to Practice of Sustainability. Proceedings of the ConAccount Workshop 21-23 January, 1997, Leiden. pp. 184-193	Contact E-Mail [email protected] Postal adress Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy P.O.Box 100480 D-42004 Wuppertal Phone +49-6571-145 450 (home office) +49-202-2492 162 (office) or +49-160-91 88 44 90 (mobile)

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