In view of the progressive climate change, limiting greenhouse gas emissions, including CO2, is of paramount importance. We provide support in reducing carbon footprint by optimizing the selection of location variants and implementation technologies for cubature and line investments.
Michał Mokrzański
Michał Mokrzański
One of the causes of unfavorable climate changes is the excessive emission of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, generated at all stages of the life cycle of buildings, from the production of building materials, through the construction process itself, the operation phase, and ending with the utilization of the facility at the end of its useful life.
Construction sector has the largest share of CO2 emissions in global gas emissions. 11% is made up of the very process of producing building materials; another 28% is the stage of use of facilities, which generates a larger footprint than transport taken globally (23%) [1]. Construction sector therefore has great potential to reduce environmental impact and optimize energy consumption.
Michał Mokrzański
Michał Mokrzański
In order to inhibit greenhouse processes, it is necessary to minimize energy consumption and emissions throughout the entire life cycle of facilities. This is not just a long-term pro-ecological action – reducing your carbon footprint brings many direct benefits that translate into the current economic bill:
Responsible selection of construction materials and devices used in construction facilities is extremely important from the point of view of emissions. It is worth emphasizing, however, that emissions are also measurable costs of energy spent. Thus, the reduction of the carbon footprint means the reduction of the facility’s maintenance costs, and in the macro scale it reduces the risk of the costly impact of climate change on the economy.
Databout performs LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) analyzes, in which it is possible to estimate and optimize CO2 emissions during the facility’s life cycle, both for existing and planned facilities. In particular, the use of LCA analysis to optimize design solutions allows for a significant reduction of the CO2 footprint.
Michał Mokrzański
Michał Mokrzański
Detailed analyzes include a comparison of various design and operational variants in the following scope:
Anna Różycka
Anna Różycka
Detailed analyzes include a comparison of various design and operational variants in the following scope:
The basic scope of the report includes:
LCA analysis is performed on the basis of the following input data:
The prepared analysis complies with the guidelines contained in ISO 14067: 2018 (Greenhouse gases – Carbon footprint of products. Requirements and guidelines for quantification)
In order to determine the detailed terms of cooperation and to evaluate the analysis, please contact us.
Michał Mokrzański
Michał Mokrzański
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