Elys Conseil
Environmental assessment and eco-design consulting for public and private organisations across sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Elys Conseil
ELYS Conseil is an independent consulting firm specialising in environmental assessment and eco-design. Services include life cycle assessment, carbon footprinting, eco-design strategy, sustainable procurement, environmental reporting and training.
It supports public and private organisations of all sizes and sectors through tailored consulting projects. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Guerard, France.
Product: Consulting on life cycle assessment, carbon footprinting, eco-design, sustainable procurement, environmental reporting and training.
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Leadership
- Yannick LE GUERN · Founder of ELYS ConseilSource: company website
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