With the introduction of the European Green Deal, companies must increasingly report the
environmental impacts of their products using life cycle assessment methodology. Since the …

In recent years, several comparative life cycle analyses have shown that increasing the use
of wood in buildings can reduce the life cycle primary energy use and carbon emission of …

The construction sector contributes to 8% of carbon dioxide emissions, most of them caused
by clinker production: in recent years, the efforts to reduce environmental impacts are …

Abstract Purpose Demand for Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) is already high
and increasing in the construction and building sectors. The overall purpose of EPDs is …

The road construction industry is exploring the use of environmental product declarations
(EPDs) as a communication tool and their implementation in green public procurement …

The manufacture of building materials consumes vast quantities of raw materials and
accounts for a large proportion of global material flows and GHG emissions. Recycling …

In order to facilitate the adoption of green requirements in public procurement, European
Commission has developed the Green Public Procurement (GPP) criteria for various …

A residential building with cross-laminated timber structure in Granada (Spain) was
analyzed using the life cycle assessment methodology, life cycle energy analysis and …

The building and construction sector quantifies the environmental impacts of buildings using
the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) method. To put LCA into practice often simplified …

Se ha estudiado un edificio residencial con estructura de madera laminada en Granada
(España) con la metodología de análisis del ciclo de vida, análisis energético del ciclo de …