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Assessing whole life carbon in design

Join us as we explain what RICS’s whole life carbon assessment (WLCA) 2nd edition means for the built environment.

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Date
24 April 2024
Time
08:00 - 10:00 London
Location
Fourways House
Hilton St
Manchester
M1 2EJ
United Kingdom
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Hosted in our Manchester office by authors and collaborators of the standard, the event briefing will cover the emerging carbon assessment method making its way towards becoming part of UK national building regulations.

It will give an overview of key changes and how they align with current and upcoming legislations, looking at all building and infrastructure types (including new build, retrofit, and fit-out).

Lee Leston Jones
, Structural Engineering Partner, will introduce an overview of the updated methodology as well as outline Life Cycle Module A – carbon emissions and removals from any activities necessary to complete asset construction.

Kim Gault, Principal Sustainability Consultant, will explain modules B, C, and D of the life cycle; looking at in-use carbon, ‘end of life’ impact, and potential benefits and loads beyond the system boundary.

David Everington, Sustainability Associate, will cover whole life carbon and its importance, and case studies where it had a huge impact.

Speakers

Lee Leston Jones in office with brick background

Lee Leston-Jones

Partner, Structural Engineering

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Kim Gault

Principal Sustainability Consultant

David Everington in building foyer leaning on red rail with offices in background

David Everington

Sustainability Associate

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