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From the blog

Learn more about the latest low-carbon materials-related news and updates in the construction industry.

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Steel Product EPDs in Australia: Where are we?

Steel is a fundamental material in Australian building, infrastructure, and manufacturing. Although Australia has a well-developed steel industry, there remains a gap between local production and final consumption, necessitating significant imports. In 2023, Australia’s net import of steel products exceeded 1 million tonnes, accounting for approximately 15% of total consumption. While steel plays an essential role in modern construction, it is also a major contributor to embodied carbon in the built environment. This makes accurate carbon measurement of steel products—especially imported materials—a crucial aspect of sustainable construction practices in Australia. Without reliable data, project teams may struggle to assess and mitigate the environmental impact of their material choices.

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The Landscape of Concrete EPDs in Australia and New Zealand

Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) have become an essential tool in the Australian construction industry, particularly within the concrete sector. As sustainability and carbon reduction efforts gain traction, EPDs provide a standardised way to assess and compare the environmental impact of different concrete products. This article explores the current state of concrete EPDs in Australia and New Zealand, including the number of registered EPDs, the leading suppliers, and their role in sustainable construction.

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Understanding EPDs in the Australian Construction Industry: Benefits, Content, and Challenges

An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a standardised document that provides transparent, verified information about the environmental impact of a product throughout its lifecycle. It is based on the principles of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and follows international standards such as ISO 14025 and EN 15804. In Australia, EPDs are increasingly important in the construction industry, helping architects, engineers, contractors, and developers select materials with lower environmental footprints, supporting sustainable building practices, and complying with regulatory requirements such as the National Construction Code (NCC) and Green Star rating system.

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