Collaborative studies
Everyone can access our executive summaries. Full reports are only available to ALLICE members.
Our collaborative studies
ALLICE publishes several studies every year. The topics are chosen by a member vote. Our studies cover all industrial decarbonisation levers and draw on the insights and real-world experience of our members and partners.
Studies may be periodically updated to reflect new developments in the sector (energy costs, new technologies, etc.) and ensure the content remains relevant.
ALLICE’s studies are intended to offer new or more in-depth insights into a given topic. Each is headed up by a dedicated in-house team, with contributions from experts and specialists from our wider ecosystem where relevant.
ALLICE conducts four types of study: state-of-the-art studies, techno-economic studies, foresight studies and market studies.
You can browse all of ALLICE’s studies and reports below by searching for keywords and/or filtering by date, topic, sector and/or study type.
23 studies match your search.
| Study | Theme | Sector | Status |
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#excess heat
#success story
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Energy efficiency
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Ceramics, bricks and tiles
Food
Mechanics
Pulp and paper
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Published |
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#electrification
#success story
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Energy efficiency
Integration of alternative sources of energy
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Ceramics, bricks and tiles
Iron and steel
Petrochemical
Textile
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Published |
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#cold
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Energy efficiency
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Chemical
Food
|
In progress |
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Business models and financing
Energy efficiency
Transverse
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Food
Steel industry
|
Published | |
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#cooking
#drying
#electrification
#energy efficiency
#excess heat
#heat pumps
#hydrogen
#low-carbon gases
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Energy efficiency
Integration of alternative sources of energy
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Food
Mechanics
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Published |
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#excess heat
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Energy efficiency
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Ceramics, bricks and tiles
Chemical
Waste-to-energy
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Published |
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#best practices
#electrification
#energy prices
#excess heat
#financing
#flexibility
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Energy efficiency
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Ceramics, bricks and tiles
Steel industry
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Published |
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#data analysis
#excess heat
#modeling
#software
#systemic methodologies
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Energy efficiency
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Published |