We provide several business services of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). The slides below provide an overall view of LCA’s concept and the advantages of conducting an LCA assessment for industries, companies, or businesses.

1. Conducting a partial LCA study, e.g., measuring the climate change impact (the Global Warming Potential; GWP) of your product, technology, or service.
2. Conducting a complete LCA study: E.g., measuring up to 10 environmental-related issues such as ecotoxicity, human toxicity, ozone layer depletion potential, GWP, etc.
3. Conducting a comprehensive LCA study: The comprehensive LCA study here is referred to as cradle-to-gate evaluation, including extraction of raw materials, production, packaging, transportation, use, and the end-of-life phase (disposal, which might be, e.g., landfilling or recycling, incineration).
4. Conducting a partial or complete LCA study on the specific phase of the product’s life cycle or the technology, the product, or the service offered to your customers. E.g., the production phase or the waste management one.
5. An End-Point LCA study can be offered for a complete or comprehensive LCA. The previous LCA-based services are an evaluation at a mid-point level. At an end-point level, the mid-point environmental issues can be aggregated into end-point impacts, such as measuring the damage to the ecosystem, human health, and climate change.
6. Conducting a gate-based LCA study, partially or wholly: cradle-to-gate, gate-to-gate, gate-to-grave, or cradle-to-grave.
7. LCA training on the method: The LCA methodology, approaches, data-related, applications, etc.
8. Consulting: regarding data requirements, data gaps, and database recommendations for your project or evaluation study (what are the suitable databases for your project for evaluation).
9. LCA Training: Full training courses, sessions, seminars, or workshop-based.