GWP — Global Warming Potential
kg CO₂-eq, the contribution of greenhouse gases to climate change. EN 15804+A2 reports GWP-total, fossil, biogenic, luluc separately.
Core and additional impact categories reported in the EN 15804+A2 modulary table. Definition, unit and EN 15804+A2 alignment for each.
kg CO₂-eq, the contribution of greenhouse gases to climate change. EN 15804+A2 reports GWP-total, fossil, biogenic, luluc separately.
kg CFC-11-eq, the impact of halocarbons damaging the stratospheric ozone layer.
mol H+-eq, contribution of SO₂, NOx and NH₃ emissions causing acid rain to terrestrial acidification.
In EN 15804+A2 split into three: freshwater (kg P-eq), marine (kg N-eq) and terrestrial (mol N-eq).
kg NMVOC-eq, contribution to tropospheric ozone and smog formation.
Two sub-indicators: kg Sb-eq (minerals & metals) and MJ (fossil fuels).
MJ of total primary energy demand over the life cycle (renewable + non-renewable).
Your EPD must be computed with EF v3.1; but for R&D, academic work and internal reporting, custom characterisation factors, custom methods and weighting sets are legitimate tools.
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