Ramboll’s carbon assessment database, CO2mpare, allows industry and governments to explore and compare data for carbon emissions across more than 200 building carbon assessments.

National guidelines for whole-building life cycle assessment

Buildings account for over one-third of global emissions and energy use. Meeting climate pledges will require achieving high operational energy effici…

A Carbon Tool (ACT) is an open source web application that enables users to estimate embodied carbon equivalent (LCA) content from Building Information Models (BIM) - using Speckle to solve the challenge of data interoperability in the AEC industry. It is designed to provide quick and efficient feedback during the design process to enable users to identify carbon hotspots and reduce the impact their design has on the built environment.

This tool compares typical industry building systems in an apples-to-apples manner by using the same module and system boundary for each building system. Tally was used to generate the LCA analysis.

MCE2 is designed for Canada’s home building industry.

Version:BEAM (Beta) Welcome to BEAM We’ve included all the information we think you’ll need to start working effectively and efficiently with BEAM. Training Opportunities: If you’d like to explore more formal training opportunities, please check our courses and custom training here. Contributi...

Die Analysen der CAALA Software stellen die essentiellen Grundlagen für informierte Entscheidung und dem Heben von Optimierungs- und CO2-Reduktionspotentialen.

Magwood, C. and Trottier, M. Material Emissions Benchmark Report for Part 9 Homes in Vancouver. Builders for Climate Action (2022). https://www.buildersforclimateaction.org/our-work.html

Almost all solar PV panels are now produced in China, where the electric grid is about twice as carbon-intensive and about 50% less energy efficient than in Europe.

Developing a roadmap for low-carbon and carbon-storing materials with potential for broad impact through exploration of emerging strategies.

Embodied carbon emissions calculator for residential buildings

National guidelines for whole-building life cycle assessment published by the National Research Council Canada

Build Beyond Zero book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. “Net Zero” has been an effective rallying cry for the green building mov...

The AIA-CLF Embodied Carbon Toolkit for Architects serves to provide architects an overview and the necessary steps to be taken to reduce embodied carbon in their projects. This resource is divided into three parts, introducing the necessary steps and resources to take in reducing embodied carbon. This resource intends to empower building designers by: introducing embodied carbon and discussing its significance in furthering architects’ influence in decarbonizing the building industry. providing an understanding of measuring embodied carbon through the methodology of a life cycle assessment. equipping them with strategies to reduce embodied carbon in their own projects. incorporating additional resources for implemented strategies and tools that this resource examines.

Buildings as sources of materials - More information: https://bit.ly/2MPg6wu

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Environmental product declarations (EPDs) Stakeholders within the building design and construction community are increasingly being asked to include information in their decision-making processes that take into consideration potential environmental impacts. These stakeholders and interested parties expect unbiased product information that is consistent with current best practices and based on objective scientific analysis. In the future, building product purchasing decisions willMore >

Please be aware of differences in the presented data due to your location! All data used for the current version of the "material pyramid" is available data from EPDs assumed valid in Northern Europe and/or Scandinavia. There can be relevant differences to the data that is valid at your location.