
The pulp and paper industry faces significant en-vironmental challenges, such as air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and wastewater discharge, requiring smarter and more sustainable operations. Regulatory bodies are imposing stringent measures to mitigate these impacts, prompting the industry to adopt sustainable practices and technologies. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) models are crucial in this effort, pro-viding a comprehensive evaluation of environmental impacts and aiding decision making for sustainable manufacturing. However, organisations prioritise the confidentiality of their sensitive data, which can hinder collaborative efforts and LCA calculations. This paper addresses organisational requirements for improving confidentiality, tamper-proof data transfer, and ensuring data sovereignty. The ongoing proof-of-concept introduces a novel approach in LCA, employing Secure Multiparty Computation (SMPC) and data spaces to enable confidentiality-preserving LCA. Our solution ensures data sovereignty and accurate LCA calculations, promoting sustainable practices across the value chain. This paper lays the foundation for a collaborative data platform that meets the critical needs of confidentiality, security, and sustainability in the process manufacturing industry.
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Data spaces, Privacy, Lifecycle Assessment (LCA), Secure MultiParty Computation (SMPC), Confidentiality
Data spaces, Privacy, Lifecycle Assessment (LCA), Secure MultiParty Computation (SMPC), Confidentiality
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