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Contextualising the methodology: assessing whole life carbon

Delve into the importance of whole life carbon assessment for the built environment.

Seminar

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Date
12 February 2025
Time
08:00 - 09:30 GMT
Location
One Carter Lane
London
EC4V 5EY
United Kingdom
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Join us for an insightful breakfast briefing, where we’ll explore the latest updates in the second edition of the RICS Professional Statement: Whole Life Carbon Assessment for the Built Environment (RICS PS V2).

Having played a key role in the development of this latest edition – including leading updates to several sections – our team will provide practical insights six months on from the newest release. They will discuss the key changes, implications for carbon assessments, and the increasing importance of whole-life carbon measurement across all stages of a project’s life cycle.

Gilles Alvarenga, Sustainability Associate, will contextualise the updated methodology for carbon measurement and its relevance in the industry. Additionally, he will present key regulatory requirements such as GLA.

Alex Mar Morales, Senior Sustainability Engineer, will explore Stage A and MEP, addressing early-stage carbon considerations and building services impacts.

Kim Gault, Principal Sustainability Consultant, will delve into modules B, C and D of the life cycle, exploring embodied carbon impacts throughout the operational and end-of-life stages.

Javier Bakker-Noguer, Graduate Sustainability Engineer, will conclude with an overview of our in-house Cundall Carbon Calculator tool. Demonstrating how the tool supports and promotes best practice in whole life carbon assessment standards, as well as leading industry frameworks and certifications such as Greater London Authority, BREEAM, LEED, Net Zero Carbon Building Standard, and EU Taxonomy, among others.

Speakers

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Alejandro Mar Morales

Senior Engineer, Sustainability

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