LCA Life Cycle Analysis

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)

Definition: a standardized method that evaluates the environmental impacts of a product, service, or process from raw material extraction to end of life (the “cradle-to-grave” approach).

Main steps:

• Defining the scope (objectives, system boundaries).

• Inventory (input/output flows: energy, materials, emissions, waste).

• Impact assessment (carbon, water, resources, pollution, biodiversity).

• Interpretation (identify hotspots and levers for action).

Value: provides an objective measurement of environmental footprint, enables solution comparison, guides eco-design, and supports CSR or decarbonization strategies.

Why Rong Yi Solutions?

• Methodological expertise: mastery of structured tools such as HazClim® and LCA, linking climate challenges, risks, and environmental impacts.

• Value chain experience in material and energy transformation: chemical, energy, materials, and mechanical engineers with hands-on international field experience.

• Pragmatic and educational approach: participatory workshops, training, and accessible tools that make adoption easier for both SMEs and large corporations.

• Systemic vision: Rong Yi Solutions integrates climate risks (adaptation, resilience), environmental impacts (LCA, eco-design), and techno-economic aspects, covering all dimensions of a sustainable strategy.

Why Pollutec?
This exhibition is a showcase for environmental and climate solutions. Presenting an operational method that combines risk management, adaptation, and LCA is particularly attractive to industrial, energy, and territorial stakeholders.