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Upcoming studiesThe list of projects is neither restrictive nor binding.SCORELCA may decide not to launch a project listed here, or decide to add another. 2024-01: LCA and critical materialsThe materials criticality assessment method used by the European Commission includes criteria relating to availability and geopolitical risks, but not to the environmental aspects associated with these materials. Planned launch of the call for tender: January 2024
2024-02: LCA of projects and infrastructuresToday, building products are well documented in terms of their LCA impacts. The same cannot be said for products used in the construction of infrastructures or large-scale projects. Planned launch of the call for tender: February 2024
2024-03 : Water footprint and LCA Aware indicator: practices and recommendationsLCA practitioners wishing to analyze a product's water footprint may find it useful to use the "AWARE" LCA indicator adopted by the PEF method. More broadly, the ISO 14046 "Water Footprint" standard offers an extensive methodological framework for taking into account the various environmental impacts associated with water consumption. Planned launch of the call for tender: March 2024
2024-04: Conditions of applicability of the CFF and evolution of standardization and weighting factors (PEF, planetary limits...)In the new EU battery regulation, the carbon footprint of the battery will have to be published. It is envisaged that this will be assessed by applying the CFF, as for other forthcoming regulations. Planned launch of the call for tender: April 2024
2024-05: LCA and sustainable purchasing + KPIs for implementing green purchasing initiatives in companiesThere are still many obstacles to the implementation of LCAs at all levels of the value chain, both operational and contractual. Planned launch of the call for tender: May 2024
NOTA: This current description of the studies is a first approach : the final requirements will be written in each call. These summaries can just be used by potential service providers to plan their work. |