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In the construction industry, EPDs are crucial for reducing carbon emissions by allowing comparisons between different materials, helping architects, engineers, and designers select the most sustainable options. Manufacturers also benefit by optimising product impact and promoting carbon transparency.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a transparent document that details the environmental impact of a product throughout its life cycle.
EPDs, typically valid for five years, are based on standards such as ISO 14040/14044, ISO 14025, and EN 15804. They also support earning credits in certification schemes like LEED and BREEAM.
EPDs are grounded in life-cycle assessment (LCA) but go beyond it by adhering to additional standards. There are different types of EPDs covering various product life-cycle stages;
Though voluntary, stakeholders increasingly demand EPDs. Benefits include:
How to Create an EPD
Creating an EPD involves five key steps:
Third-party verification ensures EPDs provide reliable, standardised, and comparable information. It’s essential for recognition in certification schemes and regulatory requirements. Be cautious of non-verified EPDs, as they may not be widely accepted and could undermine your investment.
One Click LCA offers tools to create EPDs that are compliant with international standards, providing a cost-effective yet high-quality solution for developing your EPDs.
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