[Webinar] Your introduction to sustainable building with the Embodied Carbon Calculator
Construction elements are responsible for up to 70 percent of a building's carbon footprint. Reducing the COâ‚‚ emissions of any construction design is therefore crucial for a climate-neutral future in the construction industry.
Find out more in the webinar about the basics and the importance of sustainable construction and how you can specifically reduce COâ‚‚ emissions. We will introduce you to the Embodied Carbon Calculator, a tool with which you can effectively plan your projects more sustainably.
Implementing sustainable construction projects
The Embodied Carbon Calculator allows users of Tekla Structures BIM software to assess the potential impact of designs on the environment. Designers and engineers can calculate the embodied carbon emissions (the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere through the manufacture and maintenance of all materials) at different stages of a project and compare the carbon footprint of different design options.
Hanan Regh, Presales Consultant at Trimble, will introduce you to how the Embodied Carbon Calculator works and show you how to estimate the carbon footprint of your project and identify the areas with the greatest savings potential. Gain insights into project examples and learn how to efficiently implement sustainable construction projects.
What you can expect in detail
Basics and introduction to the topic of sustainability
How the Embodied Carbon Calculator works
Application in practice
Project examples
This webinar is aimed at designers and engineers as well as anyone interested in sustainability and construction.
Moderator & Speaker
Stefanie HenschelSalesSteel Construction (East_)Trimble_
Hanan ReghPresalesConsultantTrimble
Further information on sustainability in the construction industry
The Embodied Carbon Calculator is available for download in our online library Tekla Warehouse. Download now!
In this article, you will also learn more about the topic of sustainability and what options you have to minimize the carbon footprint of your projects.
Do you have any questions or are you interested in other Trimble solutions? Please feel free to contact us.
