Real-Time LCA and
EPD-data webinar
Thank you very much! 🥰
Many thanks for the large attendance at the webinar and the good questions. It was a pleasure to see so many who took the time and I hope you found it educational and inspiring as promised. For those of you who weren't there, you can watch the video below.
Thank you for your efforts in the fight for sustainable construction. Gaia needs it.
Learn in this webinar about the most innovative platform to understand, improve and document the construction's climate footprint — so you can save time, resources and CO2e.
Continuous insight into CO2e emissions is a prerequisite for reducing, just as it is a necessity in construction, as a result of the new climate legislation in the building regulations. This is the reason why we have significantly simplified and automated the entire LCA process, by up to 100%, so that the energy can be used to actually create more sustainable construction.
In this webinar, we will give an in-depth live demonstration of RTLCA and make you more aware of the prerequisites for accurate LCA results, especially the environmental data that is needed to calculate the construction's emissions.
Themes
- 14:00 — 14:10: The scene is set by Nabil Chaykh – Mission Lead (Danish)
- 14:10 — 14:45: Real-Time LCA Demonstrated by Martin Romby Hauge – CTO (Danish)
- 14:45 — 15:00: Worth knowing about (our) digital environmental data with Dr. Oliver Kusche – Chief Environmental Data Officer (English)
Speakers
Nabil Chaykh
CEO
Martin Romby
CTO
Oliver Kusche
Chief Environmental Data Officer
Nabil – Mission Lead
Nabil has been working with digitization since 2007 and has been involved in the construction industry for more than a decade.
Oliver – Chief Environmental Data Officer
Oliver has been dealing with the digitization of environmental data for construction for more than 15 years, and is probably one of the world's leading experts in the field.
Martin – Chief Technology Officer
Martin is wildly passionate about helping the construction industry forward with more digitization, which he has spent more than 12 years doing.