Join the ALLICE community

Tap into a dynamic community to advance your projects

When you join ALLICE, you will become part of a community of over 130 members and partners representing all industrial sectors, who share their expertise to advance decarbonisation across industry.

Benefits include access to reliable scientific knowledge, the opportunity to work on collaborative studies and connect with key players across the value chain, and an extensive support network to help you tackle your energy challenges swiftly and effectively.

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6 practical benefits for members

Resources, a network and services to advance your energy strategy

FLAGSHIP COLLABORATIVE STUDIES

Access the full reports for over 50 collaborative studies covering the full spectrum of industrial decarbonisation levers, and vote on which topics we should cover next.

A DYNAMIC, EXPERT NETWORK

Meet and network with over 130 members and partners from across the value chain and form partnerships to accelerate your projects.

EXCLUSIVE EVENTS

Take part in small member-only meetings and major industry-wide events, all designed to encourage constructive dialogue.

INDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE & NEWS

Get updates on recent technological developments, new calls for projects and upcoming events via our monthly newsletter – carefully curated by ALLICE’s Scientific Team and delivered straight to your inbox.

COMMUNITY FORUM

Get in touch with other ALLICE members to quickly find answers to your questions or partners for your projects.

TAILORED SUPPORT

Share your specific challenges with our Scientific Team. Our experts will be happy to recommend appropriate solutions or help you set up collaborative projects, according to your needs.

Membership categories for different profiles

Industrial companiesSolutions providers, turnkey contractors and engineering offices, funders and investors, energy providersAssociate
members [1]
Expert members [2]
Flagship collaborative studies
Right to vote on study topics
Public resources and studies
Monthly newsletter
Webinars/documents presenting study results✅ (internal use)
Public events (Congress, FIRE) – No. of invitations dependent on membership category
Access to the Members’ Club and other network events
Access to the Industrial Members’ Club
Participation in WGs on specific topics (studies steering committee, international WGs, white certificates WG)
Network directory
Online members’ area and forum
Direct contact with members and networking opportunities
Collective representation

* (designers, manufacturers, specifiers, energy providers)


Membership fees adapted to each category

Membership categoryAnnual fee,
determined by turnover
Industrial companies€2,500 – €20,000
Solutions providers, turnkey contractors and engineering offices, energy providers€2,900 – €55,000
Funders and investors€2,200 – €40,000
Associate members [1]€3,900
Expert members [2]€6,000 – €15,000


[1] Associate members: This category is exclusively reserved for structures set up to unite multiple businesses or organisations of different legal forms for the purposes of tracking technological, economic and market developments relating to energy efficiency and decarbonisation in industry.


[2] Expert members: This category is exclusively reserved for research and academic organisations, universities, public institutions of an industrial and commercial nature (EPICs), technical centres and all public, semi-public or associative bodies which, as part of their commitment to act in the public interest, produce high-calibre scientific studies on industrial decarbonisation.

Who can join ALLICE?

The network is open to players across the entire industrial value chain:

Industrial companies

Solutions providers

Funders and investors

Academic organisations

Turnkey contractors and engineering offices

Trade unions, federations and other collaborative structures

Ready to join us?

Join ALLICE to access our flagship studies, connect with 130 industry players and contribute to collective efforts to advance industrial decarbonisation.