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💼 Life Cycle Assessment and EPD: More Than a Requirement, a Competitive Edge 💼 In today’s market, transparency is not just valued; it's expected. Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) go beyond basic requirements, offering your business a distinct competitive advantage by setting your products apart: Stand out with verified sustainability credentials that showcase your commitment to environmental responsibility and give your brand a trusted reputation. Attract environmentally conscious architects and designers who actively seek products with proven sustainability performance to meet their project goals. Meet the rising green building standards that continue to shape the industry, ensuring your products stay relevant and in demand as expectations for sustainability grow. Is your product range ready to rise to the occasion and lead the way in sustainable innovation? #LifeCycleAssessment #GreenBuilding #TZC

How can organizations design and manufacture products to reduce their environmental impact? In our latest article written by James Clough from John Lewis Partnership, we explore how a lifecycle approach to product design can accelerate progress towards achieving net zero. From designing for durability, reuse, and refurbishment, to ensuring energy efficiency and embracing trade-ins and refurbished products, this article breaks down the key practices that organizations can adopt to minimize their carbon footprint. PAS 7770:2024 provides a clear roadmap for assessing a product's environmental impact throughout its entire lifecycle, guiding businesses towards sustainability. A must-read for any product owners and manufacturers aiming to stay ahead of evolving environmental standards. Read the new article here: https://bit.ly/4g7n9vE #BSIStandards #NetZero #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #ProductDesign #PAS7770

How can organizations design and manufacture products to reduce their environmental impact? In our latest article written by James B.V. Clough from John Lewis Partnership, we explore how a lifecycle approach to product design can accelerate progress towards achieving net zero. From designing for durability, reuse, and refurbishment, to ensuring energy efficiency and embracing trade-ins and refurbished products, this article breaks down the key practices that organizations can adopt to minimize their carbon footprint. PAS 7770:2024 provides a clear roadmap for assessing a product's environmental impact throughout its entire lifecycle, guiding businesses towards sustainability. A must-read for any product owners and manufacturers aiming to stay ahead of evolving environmental standards. Read the new article here: https://gag.gl/NOG9CB #BSIStandards #NetZero #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #ProductDesign #PAS7770

How can organizations design and manufacture products to reduce their environmental impact? In our latest article written by James Clough from John Lewis Partnership, we explore how a lifecycle approach to product design can accelerate progress towards achieving net zero. From designing for durability, reuse, and refurbishment, to ensuring energy efficiency and embracing trade-ins and refurbished products, this article breaks down the key practices that organizations can adopt to minimize their carbon footprint. PAS 7770:2024 provides a clear roadmap for assessing a product's environmental impact throughout its entire lifecycle, guiding businesses towards sustainability. A must-read for any product owners and manufacturers aiming to stay ahead of evolving environmental standards. Read the new article here: https://bit.ly/4g7n9vE #BSIStandards #NetZero #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #ProductDesign #PAS7770

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How can organizations design and manufacture products to reduce their environmental impact? In our latest article written by James B.V. Clough from John Lewis Partnership, we explore how a lifecycle approach to product design can accelerate progress towards achieving net zero. From designing for durability, reuse, and refurbishment, to ensuring energy efficiency and embracing trade-ins and refurbished products, this article breaks down the key practices that organizations can adopt to minimize their carbon footprint. PAS 7770:2024 provides a clear roadmap for assessing a product's environmental impact throughout its entire lifecycle, guiding businesses towards sustainability. A must-read for any product owners and manufacturers aiming to stay ahead of evolving environmental standards. Read the new article here: https://gag.gl/NOG9CB #BSIStandards #NetZero #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #ProductDesign #PAS7770

🌍 Steinel Products Now Feature EPD® Declarations 🌍 We’re excited to announce the availability of the first Environmental Product Declarations (EPD®) for Steinel lighting solutions! 🌱 What is EPD®? EPD® is a standardized document that provides transparent, comparable information about the environmental impact of a product throughout its lifecycle – from raw material extraction to end-of-life disposal. It allows customers and businesses to make informed, sustainable choices. Why does it matter? EPD® demonstrates a company’s commitment to sustainability, helping consumers choose products that align with their values and reducing their carbon footprint. Steinel products with EPD® offer genuine energy efficiency, lower CO2 emissions, and long-term sustainability for smart building and lighting solutions. We’re proud to announce the EPD® certification for their key products, including: RS PRO 5100 series RS PRO 5150 series RS PRO R-series RS PRO S-series By choosing Steinel, you are supporting a greener, more sustainable future. 🌍💡 #Sustainability #EPD #GreenBuilding #SmartLighting #Steinel #EnvironmentalImpact

How can organizations design and manufacture products to reduce their environmental impact? In our latest article written by James B.V. Clough from John Lewis Partnership, we explore how a lifecycle approach to product design can accelerate progress towards achieving net zero. From designing for durability, reuse, and refurbishment, to ensuring energy efficiency and embracing trade-ins and refurbished products, this article breaks down the key practices that organizations can adopt to minimize their carbon footprint. PAS 7770:2024 provides a clear roadmap for assessing a product's environmental impact throughout its entire lifecycle, guiding businesses towards sustainability. A must-read for any product owners and manufacturers aiming to stay ahead of evolving environmental standards. Read the new article here: https://gag.gl/k54imD #BSIStandards #NetZero #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #ProductDesign #PAS7770

🌱 Elevate your sustainability strategy with our new Saflex and Vanceva third-party-verified LCA additions. 🌱 Exciting news for sustainability enthusiasts! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our latest resource: the life cycle assessment (LCA) of three additional grades from architectural Eastman Saflex™ and Vanceva™ PVB interlayers combined in a single brochure. With Quantis’ third-party-verified environmental impact data, these LCAs deliver transparent, accurate and reliable information at the individual product level. Here's why it’s a must have for your toolkit: 📊 Streamline your reporting — Our respective product LCAs have been verified by a third party and support scope 3 reporting, providing reliable data to support your sustainability initiatives and create a positive impression on stakeholders. 💡 Precision in practice — Say goodbye to generic values! With our LCA data, you can create accurate environmental product declarations (EPDs) for your laminated glass range to set yourself apart from the competition. 🏆 Earn points in green building certifications — Voluntary certification schemes reward the use of products with third-party LCA or EPD certification, positioning you for success in green building projects. Unlock a more sustainable future and download our LCA brochure for Saflex and Vanceva products. https://bit.ly/4aEfNMi #Eastman #Saflex #Sustainability #EnvironmentalImpact #LCABrochure #SustainableFuture

🌿 Sustainability in Access Control: Supporting Your BREEAM Goals 🌿 Did you know that access control solutions can play a key role in achieving BREEAM certification? As one of the world's leading sustainability assessment methods, BREEAM evaluates buildings based on their environmental, social, and economic performance. At STid, we design eco-friendly access control solutions that align with BREEAM’s sustainability principles: ✅ Eco-Conscious Materials: We don’t use polluting resins in our readers, ensuring easier recyclability at the end of their lifecycle. ✅ Sustainable Upgrades: Security requirements change, but that doesn’t mean replacing the whole reader. Simply upgrade the casing to increase security levels, reducing waste and saving resources. ✅ Low Environmental Impact: Manufactured in Europe to reduce transportation-related emissions. ✅ Power-Saving Design: Equipped with power-saving mode and low-energy consumption to minimise environmental impact. ✅ Virtual Mobile Credentials: Eliminate the need for plastic access cards with digital credentials, reducing plastic waste and supporting a greener more secure future. By choosing STid, you’re not just investing in cutting-edge security, you’re also making a meaningful contribution to greener buildings and a healthier planet. 🌍 📩 Let’s chat about how STid can support your BREEAM goals while delivering outstanding access control solutions! 📧 a.berger@stid.com 📲 +44 7557 298 652 #Sustainability #AccessControl #BREEAM #EcoFriendlyTech #GreenBuilding #STid #Innovation #WeGotYourBack