Chemical hazard & risk assessment
Open access to up-to-date scientific data for environmental assessment of chemicals — without complexity.

Our services
Chemicals and LCA expertise
We support public and private stakeholders by providing expertise and tools for specific environmental chemistry use cases.
Historical projects (non exhaustive) :
– Predicting biodegradability and ecotoxicity of sunscreen formulations for the cosmetics industry;
– Defining and assessing the ecotoxicity of chemicals used in the textile industry for the French administration (LCA context).


To bridge scientific knowledge and real-world applications by providing reliable chemical facts for industry, researchers, and civil society.
Why OpenChemFacts ?
Transparency
Methods, assumptions, data sources and limitations are documented
Reliability
Openess
Independence
The project is fully self-funded
Our team
OpenChemFacts is currently maintained by its founder and is open to welcoming new contributors.
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Alban Fournier
Project founder
(Industry + LCA expertise / based in Annecy)

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Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate hazard values ?
We aggregate validated toxicity data and apply harmonised methods inspired by regulatory risk assessment.
No black box, everything is documented.
Can I integrate my own test results ?
Yes, you can integrate your own data as long as methods and endpoints are clearly documented. This helps refine hazard values and reduce uncertainty.
Your data remain under your control.
Can you assess the toxicity of my products ?
We don’t replace regulatory assessments, but we help screen and compare the environmental hazards of ingredients, formulations and products.
What are your main use cases ?
Early-stage screening of chemicals for environmental hazard and safer alternatives.
How can I contribute to the project ?
Scientists and companies can help improve OpenChemFacts by sharing relevant data or providing feedback on the method and platform.
A dedicated tool is available to compile contributions for active users.