An LCA calculation in EG Sigma allows you to calculate the environmental and economic performance of your project in one easy step, ensuring you have control of the price and environmental impact without extra work.
An LCA calculation in EG Sigma eliminates the need for separate tools to calculate the price and environmental impact of your project. They are calculated in a single familiar tool, ensuring you have control of the price and environmental impact. This saves time, prevents mistakes, and allows you to find the best solution for the project without the hassle of having to switch back and forth between different tools.
LCA in Sigma meets our current needs and expectations. What I like about it is its clarity and simplicity. It works as it should. Our calculations are made by everyday users who don’t want to spend too much time geeking out. They must be able to see the different options between price and environmental performance, and to make decisions quickly.Morten Hougaard Hansen, Tender Manager at VAM A/S
I would definitely recommend Sigma’s LCA calculation to others. I think a lot of people who already use Sigma will use it, as it’s recognisable in relation to general calculation.Christoffer Aaby, Beregner og Bæredygtighedskonsulent hos A. Enggaard A/S
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On 1 January 2023, an addendum to the Danish Building Regulations came into force. Going forward, an LCA calculation of the climate impact must be conducted on all new buildings. A maximum GWP threshold of 12 kg CO2 equivalent per square metre per year must also be documented on buildings larger than 1,000 m2.
The lifespan of buildings is set at 50 years, and the replacement of materials must therefore be included in the calculations. However, not all building parts must be included in the calculation. Virtually everything to do with plumbing and electrical work is exempt, for example, as are materials such as nails and screws. This is set to change, however.
In the years to come, the climate impact requirements will be further tightened, and this will apply across the entire construction industry and to all players within it – developers, consultants and contractors alike.
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