Clients
They trust us:
Many institutional clients …
… famous companies …
… and also plenty of SMEs!
Partners
BIO Intelligence Service has a network of international partners on hand to round out the expertise of its teams in certain highly specialised areas.
These include research organisations, institutions or experts from the private sector, selected by BIO for their sound knowledge of the fields in question.
As a firm believer in long-term partnerships, BIO fosters close ties with its partners. This allows everyone to work together harmoniously and guarantees consistency in the results and quality delivered to clients.
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Adelphi, Germany |
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AEA Technology, UK |
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AJI Europe, France |
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Arcadis, France |
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Augural, France |
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Awiplan, France |
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BiPro, Germany |
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BOKU, Austria |
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BP2R, France |
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CE Delft, Netherlands |
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Centre for Environmental Strategy, University of Surrey, UK |
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Centre for Sustainable Business Development CENDES, Portugal |
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CIRAIG – Centre interuniversitaire de recherche sur le cycle de vie des produits, procédés et services, Canada |
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Clean Technology Centre, Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland |
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COWI, Denmark |
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Danish Technical University, Denmark |
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DUH – Deutsche Umwelthilfe, Germany |
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E.value LDA, Portugal |
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Ecofys, Netherlands |
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Ecolas/Arcadis, UK |
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Ecologic, Germany |
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Ecorys, Netherlands |
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Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands, Netherlands |
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ESN – European Service Network, Belgium |
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European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), Netherlands |
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European Business Council for Sustainable Energy e5, Germany |
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FEEM – Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Italy |
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Fundacion LEIA, Spain |
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GFI Informatique, France |
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GHK, UK |
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Helsinki University of Technology, Finland |
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ICLEI, Germany |
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IEEP – Institute for European Environmental Policy, Belgium |
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IEEP – Institute for European Environmental Policy, UK |
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IEP – Institute of Environmental Protection, Poland |
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IIASA – International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria |
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IIIEE – International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics, Sweden |
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IUCN – CBSG International Union for the conservation of nature -Conservation breeding specialist group, Switzerland |
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Ingevalor, France |
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IN NUMERI, France |
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Institute of Thermal Technology, Silesian University of Technology, Poland |
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Intertek, France |
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IVL – Swedish Environmental Research Institute, Sweden |
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IVM, Vrije Universiteit – Institute for Environmental Studies, Netherlands |
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Jaakko Pöyry Consulting, Finland |
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Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, department ASRO, Belgium |
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Leiden University – Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML), Netherlands |
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Life Cycle Engineering of the Chair of Building Physics University of Stuttgart, Germany |
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LowendalMasaï, France |
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Media CD, France |
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Metroeconomica, UK |
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MNP – Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Netherlands |
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Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle (MNHN), France |
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Naider – Nodo de Actuaciones Innovadoras para el Desarrollo Regional, Spain |
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NILU – Norwegian Institute for Air Research, Norway |
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NTUA – National Technical University of Athens, Greece |
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Odaxys/Groupe Infotel, France |
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Odyssée Développement, France |
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Öko-Institut e.V., Germany |
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REC Hungary – Regional EnvironmnentalCenter, Hungary |
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Roskilde University, Denmark |
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Royal Botanic Garden, UK |
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RSO, Italy |
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SenterNovem, Netherlands |
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SERI – Sustainable Europe Research Institute, Austria |
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SLU, Sweden |
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Social Ecology Vienna, Austria |
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Spinlab, Vrije Universiteit – Spatial information laboratory, Netherlands |
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Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden |
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SYKE – Finish Environmental Institute, Finland |
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TERRA, France |
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The Centre for Sustainable Development, University of Cambridge, UK |
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TME, Netherlands |
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Umweltbundesamt, Austria |
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Université d’Aberdeen, UK |
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WSP Environmental, Sweden |
Schools
Knowledge transfer is important to BIO Intelligence Service.
Consequently, we often respond favourably to requests from engineering or business schools to give training courses in areas where BIO has expertise, such as ecodesign, LCA, environmental labelling, environmental marketing, and others.
In addition, BIO wishes to maintain strong ties with the schools from which its consultants graduated.
Examples of classes given by BIO experts:
- Classes at Agroparistech:“LCA” and “Carbon Footprint” in 2010 www.agroparistech.fr,
- Lessons at ISIGE: “Environmental labelling”, 23 January 2009, www.isige.ensmp.fr,
- Lessons at the Tours Poitiers ESCEM: “The marketing of labels” (e.g. ecolabels, eco -labelling, etc.), March 2008, www.escem.fr.
Partnership with IDDR covering ten schools in Lille:
- ISA http://www.isa-lille.fr/formations/environnementaliste-les-metiers – “Ecodesign” for the “environmentalist” students – 50 hours,
- HEI – Chemistry, construction, mechanical engineering, public works and construction, planning and architecture students,
- ICAM engineering school
- IESEG http://www.ieseg.fr/ – “Ecodesign and Management”,
- FLSEG – Master 2,
- FLSEG – DU Eco-entrepreneurs in Sustainable Development,
- ISEN.
To request our presence in a school or to find out more about the classes given by BIO Intelligence Service, contact us.