Muhammad Irfan Kemal
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Thesis title
Comparing Nickel Derivative Product Systems for Energy Transition
Research overview
In this research, I aim to explore the sustainability of critical minerals, focusing on nickel as a key metal driving the global energy transition. By comparing countries, I will investigate how different policy frameworks, industrial practices, and life-cycle systems influence the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of nickel derivative products. I seek to identify leverage points for better governance and sustainability outcomes. Through this study, I hope to contribute to developing responsible and resilient critical mineral management supporting Net Zero and circular economy goals.
Research group
Manufacturing and Industrial Systems
Supervisors
Qualifications
M.Eng. Industrial Engineering, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia (2022)
B.Eng. Industrial Engineering, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia (2020)