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Learn how the Level(s) indicator on ‘Life cycle Global Warming Potential’ can help you assess and report on the carbon performance of buildings

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Learn how the Level(s) indicator on ‘Life cycle Global Warming Potential’ can help you assess and report on the carbon performance of buildings

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You can now register for a special webinar designed to help you understand the importance of Level(s) in the context of recent EU policy developments related to whole-life carbon, and how the Level(s) indicator for assessing whole-life carbon can be used at each stage of a building’s life cycle (from design to construction to end-of-life).

What is Level(s)?

Level(s) is an EU assessment and reporting framework that provides the basis for including lifecycle thinking and circularity in building projects as well as policy. The framework creates a common language for a variety of actors and is part of the Renovation Wave, providing guidance for users to apply circularity principles in new built and renovation projects.

 

Level(s) uses core sustainability indicators, tested by the building sector, and provides a robust approach to measure and support improvements from design to end of life.
 

 

The Level(s) framework:

  • Is based on a method tried and tested across the EU and underpins future EU policy.
  • Ensures future proofing of buildings as it tracks performance throughout the full life cycle.
  • Brings minimum numbers of indicators with maximum leverage to deliver sustainability. 

The webinar will feature presentations by built environment professionals who will explain the importance of Level(s) for the whole life carbon assessment of buildings in their contexts.
 

For more information about Level(s), and the indicator 1.2 on Life cycle Global Warming Potential, you can visit the website and/or download the factsheet ‘Level(s), Putting whole life carbon into practice’ (now available in English, French, Italian and Polish).

 

Who should attend?

Professionals involved in the design, planning, financing, execution of building projects.

 

Representatives of associations, agencies, cities and public authorities with responsibility for the built-environment (building/construction, real estate etc.). Organisations, of all kinds, focused on the decarbonisation of buildings.

 

Disclaimer: Note that registering does not guarantee a confirmation of attendance. Please wait until you are notified on the status of your registration.

 

You will receive further information on how to join the webinar once you have registered.
 

If you experience any issues, please contact us at: levelsevents@ecorys.com

 

Register HERE