Located in the centre of Lyon, Made In Past and its 11 employees recondition and store objects and materials from renovation and refurbishment sites throughout France.
Read moreLocated in the centre of Lyon, Made In Past and its 11 employees recondition and store objects and materials from renovation and refurbishment sites throughout France.
Made In Past is a company specialized in integrating material reuse processes into demolition, renovation, and construction operations, relying on several complementary areas of expertise. This approach is part of a broader circular economy strategy, aiming to extend resource lifecycles and reduce the sector’s dependence on raw material extraction.
The company provides a second life for construction materials, enabling them to be reused rather than discarded. This practice helps avoid significant CO₂ emissions in a sector historically energy-intensive and heavily reliant on natural resources. By promoting refurbishment and reconditioning, Made In Past contributes to waste reduction, resource preservation, and the mitigation of impacts associated with manufacturing new equipment.
The Rainbow approach, based on scientific data, establishes calculation rules to measure emission reductions achieved through material reconditioning in construction. The carbon credits issued reflect the difference between:
Located in the centre of Lyon, Made In Past and its 11 employees recondition and store objects and materials from renovation and refurbishment sites throughout France.
Read moreLocated in the centre of Lyon, Made In Past and its 11 employees recondition and store objects and materials from renovation and refurbishment sites throughout France.
Made In Past is a company specialized in integrating material reuse processes into demolition, renovation, and construction operations, relying on several complementary areas of expertise. This approach is part of a broader circular economy strategy, aiming to extend resource lifecycles and reduce the sector’s dependence on raw material extraction.
The company provides a second life for construction materials, enabling them to be reused rather than discarded. This practice helps avoid significant CO₂ emissions in a sector historically energy-intensive and heavily reliant on natural resources. By promoting refurbishment and reconditioning, Made In Past contributes to waste reduction, resource preservation, and the mitigation of impacts associated with manufacturing new equipment.
The Rainbow approach, based on scientific data, establishes calculation rules to measure emission reductions achieved through material reconditioning in construction. The carbon credits issued reflect the difference between: