ALLICE’s vocation and objectives
ALLICE is the leading alliance driving industrial decarbonisation.
Founded in 2018 by industrial technical centers (CETIAT,CETIM,CTCPA,CTMNC and CTP) and Blunomy with the support of the French Energy Transition Agency (ADEME) and the Directorate General for Entreprise (DGE), it now brings together over 130 members from diverse industries and across the entire value chain.
Its mission: to accelerate the low-carbon transition by connecting, informing, and supporting European stakeholders through a cross-sector approach. Combining strong facilitation capabilities with scientific and technical expertise, ALLICE delivers high-value studies on key decarbonisation levers – including process efficiency, energy mix, heat recovery, business models, and circularity. It fosters open dialogue and collaboration among all stakeholders, with full objectivity and independence.
Operating on a membership-based model with governance aligned to industrial needs, ALLICE is driven by a strong collective spirit. With more than 50 studies published and a cumulative budget of €2.5 million, ALLICE helps accelerate innovation and secure informed decisions for a decarbonised industry.
Labelled as a pilot project by the Alliance Industrie du Futur, supported by the French Agency for Ecological Transition (ADEME) and by the General Directorate for Enterprises (DGE) of the French Ministry of the Economy and Finance, ALLICE is ready to work with you to move towards a low-carbon industry together!
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Discover the ALLICE 2026 study topics!
Our members voted on which studies the ALLICE Alliance should carry out in 2026. Find out more!
Waste heat recovery : Publication of 7 success stories from industry
At a time when energy transition is becoming a strategic imperative for industry, waste heat recovery is emerging as an essential lever. Accessible, rapidly deployable and cost-effective, it enables industrial sites to immediately reduce their fossil fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions, while strengthening their competitiveness. However, each site has its own specific resources, and solutions must be adapted to its technical, economic and organisational constraints. With this aim of providing concrete support to manufacturers, the ALLICE Alliance is publishing a series of seven case studies illustrating a variety of projects that have been tested in the field. Find out more!
Discover five analyses of completed process electrification projects!
Electrification is a key way to reduce carbon emissions in the industrial sector, particularly in France, where most of the electricity is carbon-free. However, projects are struggling to get off the ground, even though solutions are already available and have been implemented at certain sites.
To facilitate action, ALLICE presents five such projects in the form of detailed project sheets accessible to all. Find out more!
Decarbonising Industry with District Heating: ALLICE engaged in the INTREPIDH European Project!
E-Café Europe by ALLICE: A forum for Europeans to discuss industrial decarbonisation
The 2nd ALLICE E-Café Europe was held on Friday 23 May.
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR OUR ALLICE 2025 CONGRESS!
Our ALLICE 2025 Congress ‘Decarbonising industry; ramping up for 2030 and beyond!’ will take place on 23 & 24 September 2025 in Paris and is open to all industry players by registration.
ALLICE CONGRESS 2025: RESPOND TO OUR CALL FOR PAPERS!
The call for papers for the 2025 edition of our ALLICE Congress "Decarbonising industry: ramping up for 2030 and beyond!" is now open.
Discover the ALLICE 2025 study topics!
Members voted on the choice of studies to be carried out by the ALLICE Alliance in 2025.
FIRE 2024 : The technical forum consolidates its position as a key event for carbon-free process heat
The tenth edition of FIRE, co-organised by ALLICE and CETIAT, was held on 19 September at the Embarcadère, in Lyon.
For this anniversary event, FIRE marked a turning point by moving away from its original focus on industrial waste heat recovery.
For the first time, the programme covered all dimensions of heat and its decarbonisation through a broader theme: "Industrial heat: the challenges from production to recovery".
It was a gamble that paid off, and one that attracted a huge turnout from the industry: the event was sold out, with over 250 people in attendance.
ALLICE's interviews: Decarbonisation must be a means, not an end, to the environmental transformation of industry and, by extension, our society.
We're keen to introduce you to members of our network who share our values and commitment to decarbonising industry. This month you can read our interview with Clémence Corvée, Environment and Energy Manager at Bonduelle. Clémence talks about the different stages of Bonduelle's decarbonisation strategy, her use of ALLICE studies and her vision of a decarbonised industry and its role in society.
Retrospective | Discovering TransPAC technology
One step closer to carbon neutrality
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