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Our mission

ALLICE has one ambition: to accelerate the reduction of CO₂ emissions and the energy transition in industry, whilst remaining entirely objective and independent.

To achieve this, ALLICE provides information, brings together and supports all those involved in decarbonisation as part of a multi-sectoral approach.  

Thanks to its team’s facilitation skills and scientific expertise, ALLICE produces studies on the various levers for decarbonisation (process energy efficiency, energy mix, heat recovery, economic models and circularity) and fosters dialogue and collaboration amongst all relevant stakeholders at both high-profile and confidential events.

In this way, it encourages innovation and helps to underpin decisions in favour of sustainable industrial transformation.

Its work is underpinned by a membership-based model, governance aligned with the needs of industry, and a strong sense of community.

Our areas of focus

ALLICE’s activities address all the drivers of industrial decarbonisation.  

Our history

ALLICE: a partnership born of a shared mindset

Established on the initiative of the industrial technical centres, in partnership with Blunomy, ALLICE was founded on a firm belief: cross-sector knowledge sharing is an essential driver for bringing about lasting change in industry.

2018

2020

– Two new shareholders have joined: CTMNC and CTIF (now part of CETIM)


– The emergence of industrial decarbonisation challenges within the framework of the France Relance programme.

2021

First edition of the ALLICE Conference on the Decarbonisation of Industry

2022

– Establishment of the ALLICE Scientific Committee.

– First joint organisation of FIRE with CETIAT.

2023

A new shareholder joins the company: CTP

2024

– Establishment of international partnerships and ALLICE’s first involvement in a European project.


– Reaching the 100-member milestone

2025

– A milestone: 50 collaborative studies produced.

– The 3rd ALLICE Congress, which took on a truly international dimension, bringing together more than 300 participants.

2026

ALLICE is a co-organiser of the PRODICEE programme for the evaluation of the CEE scheme.