Context-specific assessment methods for life cycle-related environmental impacts caused by buildings: Energy in Buildings and Communities Technology Collaboration Programme. Annex 72

Thomas Lützkendorf, Maria Balouktsi, Rolf Frischknecht, Bruno Peuportier, Harpa Birgisdottir, R. A. Bohne, Maurizio Cellura, Maria Anna Cusenza, Nicolas Francart, Antonio Garcia, Vanessa Gomes, Maristela Gomes da Silva, Juan Carlos Gómez de Cózar, Kyriaki Goulouti, Francesco Guarino, Endrit Hoxha, Sebastien Lasvaux, Carmen Llatas, Sonia Longo, Antonín LupišekMarina Mistretta, Pierryves Padey, Alexander Passer, Lizzie Pulgrossi, Marcella Ruschi Mendes Saade, Zsuzsa Szalay, Bernardette Soust Verdaguer, Giovanni Tumminia, Xiaojin Zhang, Laetitia Delem, Tove Malmqvist, Alice Moncaster, Marie Nehasilova, Damien Trigaux

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Abstract

This report focuses on methodological issues related to the determination, assessment and presentation of the environmental performance of buildings. The purpose of this report is to provide the foundations to responsible parties for further developing their specific methods to assess the primary energy demand, GHG emissions and further environmental impacts of buildings and to increase the mainstreaming of practice globally. As far as possible, this should lead to a standardization of methods used worldwide. Where this goal cannot be achieved, methodological differences can be at least identified.

The specific objectives of this report are to:

- clarify methodological questions that have been shown as significant but are under-addressed in the analysis of methods currently in use in the Annex 72 participating countries
- provide a consistent and transparent basis for a methodology and reporting structure for environmental performance assessment in line with international standards to enable comparability and usability of results
- contribute to the interpretation and supplementation of international standards to improve their applicability and support their dissemination
- promote long-term and life cycle-based thinking, by encouraging the early consideration of likely future environmental impacts regarding maintenance, repair and replacement as well as of durability and adaptability of building components and the building as a whole
- contribute to the overall efforts of national governments and standard makers to guide construction and real estate industry on how to respond to climate change
- promote the application of principles for circular economy by encouraging the early consideration of the deconstructability of buildings and building components and quantification of their reuse, recycling and/or recovery potential
- enable benchmarking and target-setting.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
Forlagtreeze Ltd.
Antal sider190
ISBN (Elektronisk)978-3-9525709-0-6
Rekvirerende organisationInternational Energy Agency (IEA)
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 2023

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