Measuring sustainability from concept to continuation โ for new designs, existing operations, and complex, largeโscale infrastructures.
LCA quantifies environmental impacts across the entire life cycleโfrom raw material extraction to end-of-lifeโfor products, processes, and systems.
We embed LCA into engineering design and decision-making to deliver data-driven insight and actionable sustainability strategies.
End-to-end LCA services and tools โ integrated with process engineering support.
ISO 14040/44โcompliant cradle-to-grave and cradle-to-gate studies for any product or system.
Quantitative greenhouse gas and impact analysis across all life-cycle stages, including EPD development.
Supply-chain and use-phase impact modeling for broader Scope 3 integration โ indirect emissions across the value chain.
Evaluate environmental trade-offs of technologies and supply-chain configurations.
Documentation and modeling support for 45V, 45Q, IRA, and LPO programs.
Independent reviews for compliance, grants, and publication readiness.
Our Team
Principal Life Cycle Assessment Engineer
Kat is a chemical engineer who focuses on life cycle analysis and techno-economic assessment.
She supports projects by better characterizing point-source emissions and direct-air carbon capture technology.
Director of Project Engineering
Tracey has a background in mechanical engineering and public policy, with experience in nuclear power and electricity generation.
She has experience in nuclear power and electricity generation, and is leading several projects related to developing CO2
pipelines.
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Life cycle assessment services have been applied across multiple projects to quantify environmental impacts, evaluate process efficiencies, and support data-driven decision-making.
Letโs explore how LCA can guide decision-making across products, processes, and large-scale systems in operation.
Collaborating with the very knowledgeable Carbon Solutions team members was a pleasure. They have been very responsive and helpful in assisting with use of their state-of-the-art modeling tools for CO2 pipeline sizing, costing, and routing, as well as with preliminary suitability screening of potential CO2 storage reservoirs.
Arya Gunawan, Cecelia Isaac, and Eric Larsonโ