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The Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator (EC3) tool from the Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF) and industry partners is designed to enable the building industry to transparently measure, compare, and reduce embodied carbon emissions from construction materials.

How the EC3 methodology uses EPD data: Using the global warming potential (embodied carbon) results from the manufacturing life cycle stage, five attributes of the data are evaluated to determine its variability. Is it: MFR specific, plant specific, product specific, current process data, supply-chain specific or public datasets? Applying a ‘burden of the doubt’ calculation (opposite of ‘benefit of the doubt’ when the best outcome is given without proof), a +/- uncertainty value (penalty) is added based on yes/no. When the data is not in the EPD, an uncertainty value is applied.

NOTE: Results are not precise, they are directionally correct and should be used with in that in mind. Results may not always identify low embodied carbon products due to non-specific data in the EPD.

The Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator (EC3) tool from the Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF) and industry partners is designed to enable the building industry to transparently measure, compare, and reduce embodied carbon emissions from construction materials.

How the EC3 methodology uses EPD data: Using the global warming potential (embodied carbon) results from the manufacturing life cycle stage, five attributes of the data are evaluated to determine its variability. Is it: MFR specific, plant specific, product specific, current process data, supply-chain specific or public datasets? Applying a ‘burden of the doubt’ calculation (opposite of ‘benefit of the doubt’ when the best outcome is given without proof), a +/- uncertainty value (penalty) is added based on yes/no. When the data is not in the EPD, an uncertainty value is applied.

NOTE: Results are not precise, they are directionally correct and should be used with in that in mind. Results may not always identify low embodied carbon products due to non-specific data in the EPD.

The Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator (EC3) tool from the Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF) and industry partners is designed to enable the building industry to transparently measure, compare, and reduce embodied carbon emissions from construction materials.

How the EC3 methodology uses EPD data: Using the global warming potential (embodied carbon) results from the manufacturing life cycle stage, five attributes of the data are evaluated to determine its variability. Is it: MFR specific, plant specific, product specific, current process data, supply-chain specific or public datasets? Applying a ‘burden of the doubt’ calculation (opposite of ‘benefit of the doubt’ when the best outcome is given without proof), a +/- uncertainty value (penalty) is added based on yes/no. When the data is not in the EPD, an uncertainty value is applied.

NOTE: Results are not precise, they are directionally correct and should be used with in that in mind. Results may not always identify low embodied carbon products due to non-specific data in the EPD.

The Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator (EC3) tool from the Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF) and industry partners is designed to enable the building industry to transparently measure, compare, and reduce embodied carbon emissions from construction materials.

How the EC3 methodology uses EPD data: Using the global warming potential (embodied carbon) results from the manufacturing life cycle stage, five attributes of the data are evaluated to determine its variability. Is it: MFR specific, plant specific, product specific, current process data, supply-chain specific or public datasets? Applying a ‘burden of the doubt’ calculation (opposite of ‘benefit of the doubt’ when the best outcome is given without proof), a +/- uncertainty value (penalty) is added based on yes/no. When the data is not in the EPD, an uncertainty value is applied.

NOTE: Results are not precise, they are directionally correct and should be used with in that in mind. Results may not always identify low embodied carbon products due to non-specific data in the EPD.