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PEP Ecopassport

Managing Director

May 2025 — Present · Paris, France

International Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) program for electrical, electronic, and HVAC-R products — ISO 14025, EN 50693, and PEP-PCR compliant.

AI & AutomationEPDISO 14025General Management

PEP Ecopassport Program

International type III environmental declaration program (ISO 14025) dedicated to electrical, electronic, and HVAC-R products. Delivers transparent, third-party verified data on environmental impact across the entire product life cycle, and supports eco-design and compliance for 300k+ equipment references in the construction sector.

40 countries 100+ members 200+ customers ISO 14025 & EN 50693 LCA-based

// At the center

I lead the association that sits at the hub of a multi-stakeholder network — aligning manufacturers, verifiers, regulators, and buyers around one shared international standard.

PEP Ecopassport stakeholder ecosystem PEP Ecopassport // Association & governance 40 countries · 100+ members Members Schneider · Legrand · Siemens… Verifiers Independent third parties Regulators EU & national bodies Buyers Procurement · CSRD reporters PCR committees Product Category Rules Public database Registered & verified PEPs

// Key Metrics

40 Countries covered
100+ Program members
200+ Customers
100% Growth delivered
-90% Processing time with AI
1M+ EUR P&L managed

// Mission

The P.E.P. Association develops internationally the PEP ecopassport program for electrical, electronic, and HVAC-R products. A PEP (Product Environmental Profile) is a type III environmental declaration per ISO 14025, quantifying key indicators such as carbon footprint, resource depletion, and energy use using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology.

Declarations are independently verified, receive an official registration number, and are published in a public database. They are valid for five years and support sustainability communications, certifications, and public procurement processes.

// Anatomy of a PEP

A PEP quantifies a product's environmental impact across its entire life cycle — independently verified, published in an open database, and valid for five years.

01
Raw materials
Extraction & sourcing
02
Manufacturing
Production & assembly
03
Distribution
Transport & packaging
04
Use phase
Energy in operation
05
End of life
Recovery & disposal
Indicators measured: GWP · Carbon Resource depletion Water Energy Acidification Ozone

// Achievements

// Why PEPs matter now

Type III environmental declarations have moved from a voluntary signal to a structural layer of EU sustainability regulation. PEP sits at that foundation.

CSRD · ESRS E1

Mandatory climate disclosure

Scope 3 product reporting demands verified, product-level carbon data — exactly what a PEP delivers under ISO 14025.

EU Taxonomy

Green Public Procurement

Type III EPDs qualify as technical evidence for green procurement criteria and sustainable-finance classification.

ESPR · 2027+

Digital Product Passport

The upcoming DPP for electronics leans on LCA-backed declarations. PEPs are already the foundation the regulation can build on.

Standards

ISO 14025 · EN 50693

The technical backbone enabling independent verification, PCRs, and cross-border recognition of product declarations.

// Tech & Product Impact

Leading PEP Ecopassport brings together what I've built over 15 years: data and delivery discipline from telecom, product and AI experience from startups, and sustainability expertise from Welow and Greenly. The work here is to use AI and automation so that a program built for thousands of declarations can handle millions, within a regulated, international framework.

AI & Automation Process Digitization P&L Management Stakeholder Management ISO 14025 EN 50693 Life-Cycle Assessment

// Resources & Links