An embodied carbon requirement lands in a tender. A client asks about a NABERS Embodied Carbon rating. An architect sends through a materials schedule and asks you for carbon data. Suddenly, you’re expected to know what to provide, who to ask and what evidence will actually count.
Green Star, government procurement, Tier 1 and 2 contractors are already pushing embodied carbon requirements down the supply chain, and they’re landing in your tenders.
This 45-minute Rebuilt webinar cuts through the noise and explains what builders really need to know now that embodied carbon is showing up on projects.
We’ll cover:
- Embodied carbon in 8 minutes: what it is, and which materials are key
- Who's actually asking, and why: the honest map of what applies to you today, and what doesn't
- What a request actually asks of you: a worked example, start to finish: your bill of quantities, PCFs and EPDs, what to do when a supplier hasn't got one, and where projects usually fail on evidence
- Getting a NABERS Embodied Carbon rating: the real process, who does what, and how much effort it takes.
You’ll leave with:
- A clear answer to what is being asked and why
- A first-pass checklist for responding to embodied carbon requirements.
- A practical understanding of where NABERS, and verified product carbon data fit.
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