Webinar: Explaining the NABERS Embodied Carbon Rating Tool
Please note: The webinar link will be sent to all attendees the day prior to the event
Gain a better understanding of how to measure embodied carbon, using the NABERS embodied carbon rating tool. We will cover:
- The methodology: the building lifecycle, what building materials are measured, how to measure.
- Material emissions: the role of EPDs and carbon footprints.
- What data is needed and where to get it.
- What does good and bad look like? Setting benchmarks and targets.
- The NABERS rating process, how you can become a NABERS Assessor, and how Assessors will work with project teams to measure and reduce embodied carbon.
About the speakers:
Katie Eyles
Katie Eyles is the Embodied Carbon lead at NABERS. Her team has developed the embodied carbon rating tool that will measure, verify and compare embodied carbon in new buildings and partial rebuilds. A core aspect of this work is collaborating with people across the building industry, to ensure we develop a tool that's trusted, meaningful, and drives behaviour change to reduce emissions.
James Elks
James Elks is the Acting Co-Director of NABERS, overseeing its delivery across Australia. NABERS is one of Australia’s largest, longest-running, and most successful government sustainability initiatives. It has helped Australian companies demonstrating their success in building sustainability rankings for a decade. For nearly 5 years James has led the Product Development team of designers and developers, driving innovation to make buildings more sustainable. He manages technology, design, and development for NABERS products, and is expanding into new sectors like retail, schools, and embodied carbon.
About the webinar:
Time: 12.00pm - 1.00pm (AEDT)
Cost: Complimentary
CPD: 1 point
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