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How to integrate life cycle thinking into decision-making ?

  1. Enhancing Corporate Carbon Footprint Accuracy through Material-Specific Life Cycle Assessment Models: SAFILO’s case study. Sara Bressi1, Emanuela Scimia1, Alberto Novi1, Simone Petrolli2, Laura Giachelle2 1: Sphera Srl, Italy; 2: Safilo group, Italy
  2. Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of Wall Construction in Benin: Integrating Environmental, Economic and Social Dimensions for the Transition toward Green Building Materials. Toyigbena Rolphe Adeko1,2,3, Honorat Satoguina3, Thomas Dogot2, Andrea Di Maria1 – 1: Terra Teaching and Research Centre: Biosystems Dynamics and Exchanges, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech – University of Liège, Belgium; 2: Department of Economics and Rural Development, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, University of Liège, Belgium; 3: Public Economics Laboratory, Doctoral School of Economics and Management Sciences, University of Abomey-Calavi, Benin
  3. Environmental evaluation of CO2 valorization from methanation. Dorian Issaly1, Monia El Akkari1, Doris Brockmann1, Thomas Eglin2, Julien Thual2, Solène Bouvier2, Thomas Ferenc2, Cédric Alvera2, Emmanuel Giovanonni2, Marie Sauze2. – 1: INRAE Transfert, France; 2: ADEME
  4. Comparative Life Cycle Analysis of passenger ferries according to different energy vectors: methodological challenges and levers for decarbonization at the level of value chains. Alexis Burguburu1, Margot Rigal1, Johan Kouame1, Magdalena Czyrnek-Delêtre1, Philippe Cauneau2 – 1: I Care by BearingPoint, France; 2: ADEME, France
  5. Electronic systems design for the environment: modularity and reuse as key levers for reducing impactt. Aziz Erraki – Centum TnS, France
  6. LCA as a Strategic Lens for Decarbonisation Roadmap in High-Emission Industrial Sectors: A Case Study from Pharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing. Emanuela Scimia1, Andrea Morfino1, Ilaria De Francesco1, Silvia Salomoni1, Anne-Lise Koop2 – 1: Sphera, Italy; 2: Flamma, Italy
  1. Resilience, Fragility and Political Violence: A comparison of governance proxies using GeoPolRisk Method – Application to Hydrogen Supply Chains. Fadzai Simbisai Sylvie Mundembe1, Emmanuel Mignard1, Stephanie Muller2, Guido Sonnemann1 – 1: University of Bordeaux, France; 2: Bureau de recherches géologiques et minières (BRGM), France
  2. Going Beyond the Limits of LCA: An Integrated Approach for Holistic Assessment and Operational Decision-Making. Mila Guerin, Gabrielle Tihon, Mathis Girard, Antoine Bouvart, Guillaume Vizier, Ludovic Debever, Arthur Chardon, Martin Besnier, Paul Grédigui – Holis (DRUANTIA SAS), France
  3. LCA, Biodiversity, and Circularity: An Integrated Approach for Onshore Wind Power. Julie Clavreul1, Marie Wouts1, Coline Bouzique1, Tatiana Bratec1, Magdalena Czyrnek Deletre2, Florian Diot2 – 1: ENGIE, France; 2: I Care Environnement, France
  4. Assessing Sociotechnical Systems Using LCA—The Challenge of Integrating Stakeholder Perspectives Through a Case Study of a Regional Circular Economy. Lynda Aissani, Juliette Cany, Elisabeth Ruiz – INRAE, France
  5. From the LCSA to the Macro-LCSA: A Framework for Assessing the Sustainability of Value Chains at the Sectoral Level—Application to the Canadian Metals Industry. Anne de Bortoli1, Marin Pellan1, Maxime Agez1, Sara Russo-Garrido2 – 1: CIRAIG, Polytechnique Montréal; 2: CIRAIG, UQAM
  1. Urban Resilience to Heat Waves: A Socio-Technical Assessment of Urban Cooling.
    Stanislav Mukhamedov1, Pascal Clain2, Flore Vallet3 – 1: De Vinci Higher Education, Paris, France; 2: De Vinci Higher Education, De Vinci Research Center, Paris, France; 3: Compiègne University of Technology, Roberval, Compiègne, France
  2. Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Office Space Cooling Solutions in a Tropical Climate. Thomas Gonin1, Simon Bailhache1, Maäréva Payet2, Henri Casella1 – 1: CSTB, France; 2: LEU Réunion
  3. Toward Operational Resilience in Transportation Infrastructure: A Multi-Criteria Methodology Integrated into a Digital Platform. Li Fang, Léa Fischer, Danilo Ebbinghaus, Renaud De Montaignac – ORIS Materials Intelligence, France
  4. Shining a light on the choice of alternative fuels for trains through a consequential LCA. Emil Dohlen, Claire Rebourg, Hélène Teulon – Gingko 21, France
  5. IIntegrating Sustainability into Eco-Design: Tensions and Perspectives. Benjamin Tyl1, Flore Vallet2, Cédric Masclet3, Maud Rio3, Nicolas Berger4, Nina Lapeyronnie1 – 1: APESA, Tarnos, France; 2: Compiègne University of Technology, Roberval, Compiègne, France; 3: Université Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, G-SCOP, Grenoble, France; 4: University of Bordeaux, SGM Department, Bordeaux, France
  1. Toward the Harmonization of End-of-Life Modeling for Wind Power. Freda Quaye, Olga Patricia Fuentes Daza, Emmanuel Mignard, Guido Sonnemann – University of Bordeaux, France
  2. LCA and Carbon Fiber Recycling: When Methodological Rigor Clashes with Communication Challenges and Industrial Decision-Making. Feedback on Nova Carbon. Lucile Trevisan1, Marie Chauvet2 – 1: IN EXTENSO INNOVATION CROISSANCE, France; 2: NOVA CARBON, France
  3. LCA of a Smartphone Rental Service: The Potential and Limitations of a Functional Economy Model. Victor Dugon, Ophélie Gatine, Florent Chalot – Mu Cooperative
  4. Environmental Assessment of the French EPR System for Clothing, Home Textiles, and Footwear. Romain Radziminski1, Auriane Arnould1, Anne-Charlotte Sauveplane1, Stéphane Bachevillier2, Anaïs Lantenois2 – 1: Deloitte Conseil; 2: Refashion
  5. ACV and Empreinte Project to assess the Economy of Functionality and Cooperation.
    Claire Rebourg1, Vincent Dargenne2, Roxane Valentin1– 1: Gingko 21, France; 2: ADEME
  6. Evaluation of technological pathways for the management of PET waste in Switzerland with an integrated approach combining AFM, ATEX and HACCP. Soline Corre1,2, Gabriel Magnaval2, Manuele Margni2, François Maréchal1 – 1: EPFL, IPESE, rue de l’industrie, 17, Sion, Valais, Switzerland; 2: 2CIRAIG, Institute for Sustainable Energy, School of Engineering, rue de l’industrie, 17, Sion, Valais, Switzerland.
  1. Serving the Skin and the Planet: An Automated Methodology for Conducting Precise LCA for Cosmetic Products at Large Scale. Yasmine Aïouch Benhida, Evan Peters, Jason Melbourne, Rachel Westcott – Fairglow, France.
  2. Automating ACVs without compromising their reliability: a methodology for scaling up. Marie Beccat1, Carolina Szablewski2, Guillaume Szablewski1 – 1: Ailoop, France; 2: WeLOOP, France
  3. Automation and reliability of ACVs in industrial environments. Sam Hajjar, Claire Rebourg – Gingko 21, France
  4. Real Data, Smarter Sustainability: IoT-Driven LCA in Industry 4.0. Anastasiya Valakhanovich1,2, Widiene Essouid1,2, Stéphane Trébucq2, Guido Sonnemann1 – 1: University of Bordeaux, CNRS, Bordeaux INP, ISM, UMR 5255, Talence, France; 2: University of Bordeaux, IAE School of Management – Bordeaux, IRGO, EA 4160, Bordeaux Cedex, France
  5. From collection to automation: how to scale up carbon and resource accounting. Aubin Roy Briganti, Guillaume Carlier – COLAS SA, France
  6. Knowledge graph for the automatic evaluation of methodological robustness in ACV. Didier Beloin-Saint-Pierre1, Daniel Lachat1, Alexander Kirsten1, Alessandro Guigno2, Kimberly Garcia2, Jan Grau1,2, Jean-Paul Calbimonte3, Ekaterina Aymon3, Ivan Kostanjevec3– 1: EMPA, Lerchenfeldstrasse 5, 9014 Saint-Gall, Switzerland; 2: University of Saint-Gall, Rosenbergstrasse 30, 9000 Saint-Gall, Switzerland; 3: HES-SO, Rue de l’Industrie 21, 1950 Sion, Switzerland
  1. ICV PLAST: co-creating representative inventory data for the French plastics industry.
    Justine Gloz, Clara Guichard – CENTRE TECHNIQUE INDUSTRIEL DE LA PLASTURGIE ET DES COMPOSITES (CT IPC), France
  2. Scientific collaboration to better take into account the issues of plastic pollution in comparative packaging assessments. Robin Sales1, Aurélie Perrin1, Insaf Mekni1, Mathilde Bernard-Catinat2, Julien Bras2, Nadim Saadi3, Anne-Marie Boulay3 – 1: EVEA, 11 rue Arthur III, 44100 Nantes, France.; 2: LGP2, 461 Rue de la Papeterie, 38610 Gières, France.; 3: CIRAIG, 3333 Queen Mary Rd suite 310, Montreal, Quebec H3V 1A2, Canada.
  3. Consumer information in France: accounting for biodiversity of marine products in food labeling. Anne-Claire Asselin1, Jérôme Guitton2, Marie Savina-Rolland3, Clara Ulrich4, Vincent Colomb5 – 1: SAYARI, France; 2: DECOD (Dynamics and Sustainability of Ecosystems), Agro Institute, IFREMER, INRAE Rennes, France; 3: DECOD (Dynamics and Sustainability of Ecosystems), IFREMER, INRAE, Agro Institute Lorient, France; 4: Ifremer, Rue de l’Ile d’Yeu – BP 21105 – 44311 Nantes Cedex 03; 5: ADEME, 20 avenue du Grésillé, 49100 Angers
  4. Water Scarcity Footprint of a Reservoir Operations: Methodological Insights and Practitioner Guidance. Georg Seitfudem1, Pablo Tirado Seco1, François Saunier1, Laure Patouillard1, Anne Marie Boulay1, Marion Devienne2, Philippe Osset2 – 1: CIRAIG- Polytechnique Montréal, Canada; 2: SCORE LCA
  5. BATTERS: a collaborative ACV platform co-constructed by research, the digital world and the field. Guillaume Szablewski1, Marie Beccat1, Lucas Madranges1, Noura Rahbani2, Emilie Guilvert2, Perrine Sebastien2 – 1: AILOOP, France; 2: WeLOOP, France
  1. Scaling methods for the life cycle inventory of emerging technologies.
    Samuel Quintero-Herrera, Damien Evrard, Peggy Zwolinski – University of Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, G-SCOP, 46 Avenue Félix Viallet, 38000 Grenoble, France
  2. Scale-up in ACV for bio-sourced resins: experience from the BioImpulse project. Claire Rebourg1, Pierre-Yves Formagne2, Roxane Valentin1 – 1: Gingko 21, France; 2: Michelin ResiCare
  3. Integrated sustainability assessment of emerging technologies: Insights from direct recycling of lithium iron phosphate batteries. Alok Prasad, Widiene Essouid, Anish Koyamparambath, Guido Sonnemann – University of Bordeaux, CNRS, Bordeaux INP, ISM, UMR5255, France
  4. Integrating scale-up effects into prospective Life Cycle Assessment: application to catalytic material synthesis. Anastasia Pappa1, Mathias Barreau2, Cuong Pham-Huu1, Spiros Papaefthimiou3, Spyridon Zafeiratos1 – 1: Institute of Chemistry and Processes for Energy, Environment and Health (ICPEES), ECPM, UMR 7515 CNRS; 2: University of Caen Normandie, ENSICAEN, CNRS, LCS; 3: School of Production Engineering and Management, Technical University of Crete
  5. The challenges of scale for the ACV of emerging organic solid-state battery technologies. Emilie Guilvert1, Noura Rahbani1, Philippe Poizot2, Thibaut Gutel3, Matthieu Becuwe4, Sébastien Gottis4, Naeem Adibi1 – 1: WeLOOP, France; 2: Nantes University, CNRS, Materials Institute of Nantes Jean Rouxel, IMN, F-44000, Nantes, France; 3: CEA Liten, France; 4: LRCS (UMR CNRS/UPJV 7314), France
  6. Analysis of the prospective life cycle of innovations developed in the laboratory: application to organic photovoltaic cells based on bio-sourced polymers. Iheb Driouech, Philippe Loubet – University of Bordeaux, Institute of Molecular Sciences, France

Sectors advances

  1. Towards a sustainable design of medical devices and healthcare pathways: an overview, obstacles and levers of action in France. Benoît Dabouis1, François Cluzel1, Antoine Agathon2, Laure Aubrège2, Caroline Galetto3 – 1: University Paris-Saclay, CentraleSupélec, Industrial Engineering Laboratory; 2: Marie-Lannelongue Hospitals and Paris-Saint Joseph – Marie-Lannelongue Innovation Center; 3: Marie-Lannelongue Hospitals and Paris-Saint Joseph
  2. From the diagnosis of maturity to sectoral transformation: the PEPS project in the healthcare sector in Hauts-de-France. Carolina Szablewski1, Naeem Adibi1, Souha Hammani1, Lise Stroebel2, Nicolas Labadie2 – 1: WeLOOP, France; 2: Eurasanté, France
  3. Transforming the healthcare system through MCV: the carbon footprint of medicines as a strategic lever. Emilie Guilvert, Carolina Szablewski, Naeem Adibi – WeLOOP, France
  4. Footprints and Ecoconception in Health: a diagnosis has been made, but is the treatment operational?. Stéphane Morel – Ecovamed, France
  5. Modeling the Environmental Impact of Surgical Care Pathways: A Phase-by-Phase Comparative Environmental Assessment of SAVR and TAVI as a First Step Toward a Full Life Cycle Analysis. Álvaro Jesús Villagómez López1, François Cluzel1, Benoît Dabouis1, Antoine Agathon2, Laure Aubrege2 – 1: University Paris-Saclay, CentraleSupélec, Laboratoire Genie Industriel, France; 2: Hôpitaux Marie-Lannelongue and Paris-Saint Joseph – Marie-Lannelongue Innovation Center, France
  6. Eco-socio-design – experience with the assessment of the sustainability of an orthopedic surgical procedure. Marie Manus1, Julien Larrenduche1, Chloé Dumora1, Mickaël Dupont1, Mathilda Roux2, Monika Mousavi1 – 1: EVEA, France; 2: VIVALTO SANTE
  1. Life cycle and absolute sustainability assessment of individual transportation patterns in Denmark. Marion George, Weinan Yan, Kerstin Von Borries, Olivier Jolliet – Section for Quantitative Sustainability Assessment, Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby
  2. Life cycle assessment of a High-Voltage Spinel LNMO Silicon-Graphite battery for aeronautic light transport application. Antonin Holo1, Stéphanie Desrousseaux1, Marie Pinochet1, Anh-Linh Bui -Van1, Alexandre Narbonne2, Sylvie Herreyre2, Valérie Barthel1 – 1: CEA, France; 2: SAFT, France
  3. Decarbonizing mobility through biofuels: what are the trade-offs that the ACV has considered? Maxime Lucas1, Anaëlle Chrétien2, Nicolas Rogy1, Aurélie Bichot3, Daphné Lorne1 – 1: Department of Economics and Environmental Evaluations, IFPEN, France; 2: In Extenso Innovation Croissance, France; 3: Directorate of Bioeconomy and Renewable Energies, ADEME, France
  4. Comparative analysis of battery ACVs: where do the differences between existing models come from? Fabien Perdu, Pinaud Juliette, Maneval Victor, Pinochet Marie – University of Grenoble Alpes, CEA, Liten, DEHT, 38000 Grenoble, France
  5. Analysis of existing data and methodological contributions related to the environmental assessment of daily mobility. Aurore Wurtz1,2, Adélaïde Feraille2 – 1: Navier, CNRS, University Gustave Eiffel, ENPC, Paris Polytechnique Institute, Marne-la-Vallée, France; 2: Co-innovation Lab, ENPC, Marne-la-Vallée, France
  1. Multicriteria comparative analysis of lithium supply risks.
    Anaëlle Chrétien1, Jérémie Melleton2, Frédéric Lai2 – 1: In Extenso Innovation Croissance, France; 2: Unit of Geology and Mineral Resources Exploration, BRGM, France
  2. Updating Life Cycle Assessment Data in ecoinvent: The case of Lithium and batteries. Antonella Polimeno Camastra, Valeria Superti, Lauriane Bichot, Antonio Valente, Thomas Sonderegger – ecoinvent association, Switzerland
  3. Process simulation-based life cycle assessment of cobalt sulfate production for lithium-ion batteries. Babatunde Olaiya Omojola1, Anish Koyamparambath2, Guido Sonnemann3, Christoph Helbig1 – 1: Ecological Resource Technology, University of Bayreuth, Universitätstraße 30, 95447 Bayreuth, Germany; 2: WeLOOP, 254 Rue du Bourg, Lambersart 59130, France; 3: University of Bordeaux, CNRS, Bordeaux INP, ISM, UMR 5255, 33400 Talence, France
  4. Evaluation of the environmental benefits associated with advanced sorting of aluminum alloys and stainless steel. Angélique Léonard1, Juliette Christiaens1, Godefroid Dislaire2, David Bastin2, Grégory Reichling3, Alexis Courtejoie3, Pierre-François Bareel4, Grégory Lewis4 – 1: ULiège, Chemical Engineering; 2: ULiège, GEMME; 3: Cilyx; 4: Groupe Comet
  5. Development of a multi-sectoral and scenario-based tool for dynamic analysis of material flows for metropolitan France. Alexandre Charpentier Poncelet1, Nathan Douillet2, Guillaume Szablewski2, Clément Truan3, Anna Pineau4 – 1: Mocaja; 2: Ailoop; 3: Analytiss; 4: ADEME
  1. A methodological framework for assessing the environmental impacts of digital systems services. Floris Thiant1, Olivia Penas1, Yann Leroy2, Anne-Laure Ligozat3 – 1: IRT SystemX; 2: LGI CentraleSupélec; 3: LISN, CNRS, ENSIIE
  2. Beyond the perception of intangibility: Towards a modular measure of the impact of ESG factors as a necessary prerequisite for a process of reducing the environmental footprint. Audrey Lucas – Airbus Protect, France
  3. Assessment of the environmental impacts of digital applications: a practical CBA approach under data constraints. Marion Bousser, Olivier Talon – Materia Nova, Belgium
  4. Evaluate and eco-design a solution for sharing mobile internet access. Marc Henno1, Christophe Bureau2, Claire Rebourg1, Hélène Teulon1 – 1: Gingko 21, France; 2: DOT DOT
  5. naKnow: A new collaborative knowledge base on semiconductors and electronic components for the ACV of Digital. Arthur Removille1, Gwenaëlle Souffran2, Aurélie Perrin2, Gauthier Roussilhe3, Anish Koyamparambath4, Naeem Adibi4, Etienne Lees-Perasso5 – 1: Resilio, Switzerland; 2: EVEA, France; 3: Hubblo, France; 4: WeLoop, France; 5: TIDE, France
  6. Analysis of the environmental and social impacts of the production of a FR3 base station and exploration of eco-social design options. Emma Complido, Cyril Laurié, Serge Bories, Mattia Merluzzi – CEA, France
  7. Refinement of a data model for environmental impacts specific to the end-of-life of electrical and electronic equipment. Guillaume Audrain1, Francesco Torri1, Damien Prunel2 – 1: ecosystem; 2: LCIE Bureau Veritas
  1. Life Cycle Assessment of Bilirubin Oxidase Production and Its Use for Enzymatic Solubilization of Lignin at Neutral pH. Anish Koyamparambath1,2, Daye Lee3, Olga Fuentes1, Nicolas Mano4, Emmanuel Mignard1, Sébastien Gounel4, Wilfrid Neri4, Philippe Poulin4, Guido Sonneman1 – 1: CNRS, University of Bordeaux, ISM, UMR 5255, 33400, Talence, France; 2: WeLOOP, 254 rue du Bourg, 59130 Lambersart, France; 3: MIE, CBI, ESPCI Paris, PSL University, CNRS 75005 Paris, France; 4: CNRS, Paul Pascal Research Center, University of Bordeaux, UMR 5031, 33600, Pessac, France
  2. Life Cycle Analysis and eco-design of bio-sourced coated paper as a sustainable alternative to flexible plastic packaging. Marion Bousser, Olivier Talon, Corinne Nouvellon – Materia Nova, Belgium
  3. Assistance in the eco-design of an innovative construction product. Pyrène Larrey-Lassalle1, Skyler Pandaleon1, Aubin Padonou2, Elsa Duret2– 1: Nobatek; 2: Société d’Application de Peinture (SAP)
  4. Automating the ACV of chemical synthesis processes with ASKOR process: towards greater coverage and confidence. Kevin Lafaye, Aurélie Perrin, Yves Gérand, Juliette Mendras, Denis Hubert – EVEA, France
  5. Eco-design of water-repellent textiles without PFAS: the contribution of comparative life-cycle analysis in a Safe and Sustainable by Design approach. Delphine Cerica1, Jean Metzmacher1, Pablo De la Reta1, Jean Lefebvre1, Sylvie Groslambert1, David De Smet2, Angélique Léonard1 – 1: Chemical Engineering Research Unit – PEPs (Products, Environment, and Processes), University of Liège (ULiege),; 2: Centexbel, Zwijnaarde, Belgium
  1. Environmental evaluation of bottom-feeding aquaculture systems by ACV: contributions of the AQUALICIOUS project. Clement Bolle, Perrine Sebastien, Naeem Adibi – WeLOOP, France
  2. BFAT – Towards better integration of agricultural practices and biodiversity in life cycle analysis. Eliette Verdier1, Basile De Turckheim1, Amandine Kemmel2, Juliette Alnikine2, Arthur Albaz1, Alexis Burguburu1, Magdalena Czyrnek-Delêtre1, Guillaume Neveux1 – 1: I Care by BearingPoint, France; 2: CDC Biodiversité, France
  3. Capturing the environmental specificities of quality-driven sectors through an approach combining LCA and biodiversity indicators. Alexandre Moreno, Alexandre Benoist – Agrosolutions, France
  4. Evaluation of the environmental footprint of new food products using different approaches of nutritional ACV. Olivier Talon1,5, Guillaume Bayon-Vicente2, Mathieu De Rijdt3, Valérie Dormal4,5, Baptiste Leroy2,5 – 1: Materia Nova, Belgium; 2: Laboratory of Proteomics and Microbiology, University of Mons, Belgium; 3: Smart Gastronomy Lab, Gembloux AgroBioTech, University of Liège, Belgium; 4: Centre d’Investigation Clinique en Nutrition, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium; 5: Wallonia Institute of Food Science and Technology, Belgium
  5. AGRIBALYSE 4.0: Major update of the reference base for the environmental assessment of agricultural and food products in France. Audrey Rimbaud1, Melissa Cornelus2,3, Emeric Emonet4, Laure Nitschelm5, Laura Farrant6, Arnaud Hélias2,3 – 1: ADEME, 20 Avenue du Grésillé, 49000 Angers, France; 2: ITAP, University of Montpellier, INRAE, Agro Institute, Montpellier, France; 3: Elsa, Research Group for Environmental Lifecycle&Sustainability Assessment, Montpellier, France; 4: ACTA, Paris, France; 5: Arvalis, Boigneville, France; 6: CTCPA, Paris, France
  6. Integrating land use dynamics into the CBA: a regionalized method for Agribalyse®. Laure Nitschelm1, Melissa Cornelus2, Xavier Boton1,3, Hayo Van der Werf4 – 1: ARVALIS, 91720 BOIGNEVILLE; 2: INRAE, UMR ITAP, 2 place Pierre Viala Montpellier; 3: INRAE, UMR ISPA, Villenave-d’Ornon, France; 4: INRAE, UMR SAS, 65 rue de Saint-Brieuc, CS 84215, 35042 RENNES

Methodological advances

  1. COCARBIO – Consideration of the capture of biogenic carbon in roads. Sebald Turpin1, Vincent Grosshenny2, Anne Ventura3, Philippe Osset4, Ciryle Some5, Ariane Saint-Jean4, Marc Chiavassa6, Carole Burge7, Flavien Geisler8, Alan Ezaoui9, Olivier Moglia10 – 1: Routes de France – France; 2: Colas – France; 3: Université Gustave Eiffel; 4: Solinnen – France; 5: Cerema – France; 6: NGE – France; 7: Spie Batignolles – France; 8: Eiffage – France; 9: Vinci Construction – France; 10: TotalEnergies – France
  2. Elimination of CO2: a prospective and dynamic LCA coupled to a climate model. Romain Sacchi, Tom Terlouw, Karin Treyer, Alvaro Hahn Menacho, Arthur Jakobs, Christian Bauer – Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland
  3. Impacts of ACV methodologies for accounting for and valorizing the storage of biogenic carbon: theoretical considerations for application to agricultural biomass residues.
    Vladimir Zieger1,2, Thibaut Lecompte1, Simon Guihéneuf1, Fanny Bernou3, Guillaume Delannoy3, Mathilde Pastol3 – 1: IRDL, UMR CNRS 6027, University of Brittany Sud, Bretagne INP, ENSTA, Institut Polytechnique de Paris, University of Brest, Lorient; 2: Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment, 38400 Saint-Martin-d’Hères, France; 3: FRD-CODEM, Troyes, France
  4. Impacts of ACV methodologies for accounting for and valorizing the storage of biogenic carbon. Case study on the potential for developing the flax fiber sector in the production of construction materials from its main agricultural co-product: flax straw. Fanny Bernou1, Guillaume Delannoy1, Mathilde Pastol1, Vladimir Zieger2,3, Thibaut Lecompte2, Simon Guihéneuf2 – 1: FRD-CODEM, 80080 Amiens, France; 2: IRDL, UMR CNRS 6027, University of Brittany Sud, Brittany INP, ENSTA, Institut Polystechnique de Paris, 56100 Lorient, France; 3: Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment, 38400 Saint-Martin-d’Hères, France
  1. How can we mass-scale ESG investing using artificial intelligence to reduce the impact of large portfolios of products? Raphaël Blanc1, Robin Lemaitre2, Coraline Schwerzig1, Marion Laprée1 – 1: MAOBI, France; 2: Ecopaths
  2. LCA Data Quality and the advent of artificial intelligence. Achille Laurent – ecoinvent, Switzerland
  3. In-depth control of FDES by artificial intelligence: case of aqueous paints. Carolina Szablewski1, Anish Koyamparambath1, Jacques Chevalier2, Naeem Adibi1 – 1: WeLOOP, France; 2: Alliance HQE-GBC, France
  4. Generative design informed by life cycle assessment. Maxime Pollet, Adélaïde Feraille, Olivier Baverel – Navier, CNRS, University Gustave Eiffel, ENPC, Paris Polytechnique Institute, Marne-la-Vallée, France
  5. Integration of a multi-agent architecture based on AI for the eco-design of electronic products: linking ACV, business expertise, and multi-criteria arbitration. Aziz Erraki – Centum TnS, France
  1. The BONSAI initiative: towards open data for environmental assessment – Mathieu Thierry Delpierre, Denise Almeida. 2-0 LCA, Netherlands
  2. Embedding Social Life Cycle Assessment within Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment: insights from the CATCHER project. Irene Barnosell i Roura, Angel Luis Merchan, Laura Batlle Bayer, Camille Maeseele – Anthesis
  3. Integration of social and functional approaches for the socio-environmental evaluation of consumer baskets. Aurélie Perrin1, Marty Pasquereau1, Monika Mousavi1, Maxime Agez2, Xavier Zeitoun3 – 1: EVEA, France; 2: CIRAIG, Canada; 3: University Paris-Saclay, CEA, List, France
  4. Can we limit ourselves to carbon offsetting to evaluate reforestation projects, without considering their social impacts? Naeem Adibi, Perrine Sebastien, Noura Rahbani – WeLOOP, France
  1. Integrating the ACV into the Purchasing functions: how should the ACV practitioner evolve? Pierre-Alexis Duvernois, Yannick Le Guern – ELYS Conseil
  2. Transition to a more sustainable restaurant sector: tools and strategies to reduce waste and improve meals. Sergey Mikhaylin1,2,3 – 1: Laboratory of Food Sustainability (EcoFoodLab), Department of Food Science, Laval University; 2: GastronomiQc Lab, Joint research unit, ITHQ-Laval University; 3: Institute of Nutrition and Functional Foods (INAF), Laval University
  3. Circular Wallonia – Textile value chain: experience with awareness-raising on LCA in the Belgian textile industry. Sylvie Groslambert, Angélique Léonard – University of Liège, Belgium
  4. From agricultural by-product to building material: developing ACV and eco-design skills through the BIOARC project. Naeem Adibi, Clément Bolle, Sam Herlicq, Carolina Szablewski – WeLOOP, France
  5. Bridging the gap between ACV expertise and purchasing practice: training as a lever for transformation at Eiffage. Antonin Falluel-Morel, Bertrand Touzet, Isabelle Boyeau – Eiffage
  1. Towards Absolute Sustainability in Danish Housing: A Prospective Outlook. Marion George, Clément Lamoureux, Daniel Yoo, Olivier Jolliet – Section for Quantitative Sustainability Assessment, Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby
  2. AESA or absolute ACV of Decathlon products. Mike Nunes1, Valentin Gabet1, Aurélie Perrin1, Simon Descarpentries2 – 1: EVEA, France; 2: DECATHLON, France
  3. Dynamic and prospective ACV of photovoltaics: integration of geopolitical risks and temporal trajectories. Déborah Moerlen, Nouha Gazbour – University of Grenoble Alpes, CEA, Liten, INES, 73375 Le Bourget du Lac, France
  4. Development of an IO-SFC model for a CBA of public policies in the residential building sector. Gabriel Valencia-Blatière1,2, Denise Almeida1, Guilherme Magacho3, Bo Weidema2 – 1: CSTB, France; 2: AAU, Denmark; 3: AFD, France
  1. The ACV at the service of biodiversity strategies for companies: lessons learned from an ACT Biodiversité roadtest and methodological workshops for the ACV community. Jeanne Serre, Laurence Beck, Mathilde Verrier – EVEA, France
  2. Integrating biodiversity into the CAP: application to renewable energy and main lessons learned. Marie Wouts, Coline Bouzique, Caroline De Zutter, Anne Prieur-Vernat – ENGIE Lab CRIGEN, France
  3. Biodiversity assessment by the ACV: how far can we go? Anne-Claire Asselin1, Cécile Bulle2, Aurore Wermeille1, Pablo Tirado-Seco3, Pénélope Bieuville1, Ivan Viveros-Santos2, François Saunier3, Marion Devienne4, Philippe Osset4 – 1: SAYARI, France; 2: CIRAIG, Department of Strategy, Social and Environmental Responsibility, ESG UQAM, Montreal, QC, Canada; 3: CIRAIG, Department of Chemical Engineering, Polytechnique of Montreal, Montreal, QC, Canada; 4: SCORE LCA, 66 Boulevard Niels Bohr – F-69603 Villeurbanne cedex, France
  4. The latest MarILCA recommendations on microparticle impact assessment use three different biodiversity metrics in LCIA. Anne-Marie Boulay1, Nadim Saadi1, Carla Hajjar1, Louisa Ospital1, Joris Quick2, Elena Corelle-Puertas3, Anne Hids2, Marion Lebrun4, Juliette Louvet5, Yibo Tang1, Niels Thonemann6 – 1: CIRAIG Polytechnique Montreal, Canada; 2: National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Center for Sustainability, Environment and Health (DMG), Antonie van Leeuwenhoeklaan 9, 3721 MA Bilthoven, the Netherlands; 3: Quantitative Sustainability Assessment, Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Lyngby, Denmark; 4: Industrial Ecology Programme, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim, Norway; 5: Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement, LSCE/IPSL, CEA-CNRS-UVSQ, Université Paris-Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; 6: Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML), Leiden University, Einsteinweg 2, 2333 CC, Leiden, the Netherlands
  5. Agricultural practices and biodiversity: methodological analysis and testing of ACV methods on 20 datasets from AGRIBALYSE. Melissa Cornelus1,2, Arnaud Hélias1,2, Joel Aubin3, Aurore Wermeille4, Anne-Claire Asselin4, Esther Sanyé Mengual5, Audrey Rimbaud6 – 1: INRAE, UMR ITAP, 2 place Pierre Viala Montpellier; 2: Elsa, Research Group for Environmental Lifecycle&Sustainability Assessment, Montpellier, France; 3: INRAE, UMR SAS, 65 rue de Saint-Brieuc, CS 84215, 35042 RENNES; 4: Sayari, 6 rue Carnot, 78112 Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France; 5: European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC), Via E. Fermi 2749, 21027, Ispra, Italy; 6: ADEME, 20 Avenue du Grésillé, 49000 Angers, France
  6. Ecological restoration and ACV: towards methodological bridges. Mathilde Verrier, Jeanne Serre, Aurélie Perrin – EVEA, France

What opportunities for value creation do standards and regulations offer?

  1. Analyze the variations in FDES to ensure the reliability of the use of environmental declarations.
    Elorri Igos1, Pierrick Audureau1, Skyler Pandaleon1, Franck Morin1, Nicolas Perry2, Claire Guillebaud2, Jacques Chevalier3 – 1: Nobatek, France; 2: Arts et Métiers, Bordeaux INP I2M, UMR 5295; 3: INIES, France
  2. Harmonizing the end-of-life modeling of packaging in FDES: experience and best practices for improving the comparability of end-of-life plans. Pierre-Alexis Duvernois1, Océane Lannoy1, Jacques Chevalier2 – 1: ELYS Conseil; 2: INIES Association
  3. c-PCR and CPR: towards a new generation of environmental declarations. Naeem Adibi1, Piet Vitse2 – 1: WeLOOP; 2: BoViCo-consultancy
  4. The selection of data at a time when there are many sources of environmental reports. Hala Rochdi, Omar Amara, Elise Morfin – Vizcab, France