The life cycle of a product is a process that includes activities from the acquisition of the raw material, the production process for the manufacture of the product, the final treatment of the life of the product and the final disposition of waste generated When ends the useful life of the product.

The life cycle analysis is a compilation and evaluation of the inputs, outputs and environmental impacts generated during the life cycle of a product. This analysis allows to know and evaluate the magnitude and the degree of significance of the potential environmental impacts.

The analysis of the life cycle has an environmental approach, taking into account the environmental impacts during the process of transformation of a product, is why the life cycle analysis takes into account the attributes and aspects of environment natural, the resources and human health.

The life cycle analysis is developed through phases:

1. Definition of the objective and scope

2. Analysis of the inventory

3. Evaluation of the impact

4. Interpretation

The result of this process serves as a basis for decision-making and the creation of corporate strategies.

 The support of policy makers makes the number of Distributed Energy. The distributed energy system is still in a "learning by doing" stage, especially in China. The projects in China are unique and interesting, because policy makers are trying to promote the Distributed Energy System projects, making the dynamic and changing project environment policy, and allowing researchers to compare different Scenarios with ample evidence . Gas-based projects are investigated in a wide range of aspects, including economic value, environmental value and other value.

70% of the country's electricity is produced from our water sources, which are very vulnerable to climate change. Nearly 30% of the remaining energy comes from thermoelectric plants that use gas, coal and diesel to generate electricity, while only 0.13% comes from renewable energy sources such as wind
The country needs an ambitious plan, a road map that charts a course towards a sustainable energy future, clean and without blackouts. You have to ask the government to put the batteries and bet on renewables. Several countries in Latin America have begun their journey towards this energy transmission, and although recent, it has obtained successful results.
Why not in Colombia?

On the global, regional and local road towards the low carbon energy transition, the participation and determinant activity of citizens has been and will continue to be key