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Life Cycle Assessment
Understand the environmental impact of your products
What is an LCA?
Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) are essential tools for understanding the environmental impacts of a product or service throughout its life cycle - from raw material extraction and processing, through manufacturing, distribution, use and end-of-life. Think of an LCA as a magnifying glass that reveals every detail of your product's environmental impact.
By mapping and quantifying these impacts, LCAs provide valuable insights that can help you and your organisation reduce your environmental footprint.
Advantages with Life Cycle Assessments
Gain a Competitive Edge
Use a Life Cycle Assessment to meet growing customer demand for environmental data, unlock new market opportunities and gain a competitive advantage.
Stay Ahead of the Curve
Prepare for future regulations and avoid costly penalties with data-backed green claims and our expert LCA compliance guidance.
Make Data-Driven Decisions
Use actionable insights from LCA reports to make strategic decisions where it matters most.
Drive Innovation & Growth
Use LCA insights to develop new, sustainable products that attract customers and drive growth.
Develop a Baseline
Use the LCA to measure and document the impact of your reduction initiatives, which can be included in your sustainability and ESG reporting.
Cut Costs and Reduce Waste
Identify inefficiencies and reduce waste throughout your product lifecycle, saving money and potentially increasing your bottom line.
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Goal and Scope Definition
Define what you want to look at, and what the extent of the function is. You also look at what level of quality you expect and the life time of the product.
02
Life Cycle Inventory Analysis
This stage represents the modelling of requirements and data. There are specific data quality requirements to follow.
03
Life Cycle Impact Assessment
Classification, characterization, normalization and weighting of the data.
04
Interpretation
The interpretation of the assessment includes robustness assessment, hotspot analysis and uncertainty.
The stages of a life cycle assessment
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Our Services
Full LCA
Ideal for those who want a comprehensive insight into the environmental footprint of their product. We conduct life cycle assessments in accordance with international standards ISO 14040 and ISO 14044, ensuring reliable results that are eligible for third party verification.
PEF (Product Environmental Footprint)
PEF is also an LCA standard (based on ISO standards), but is ideal for those who want to be prepared for upcoming EU regulations, i.e. green claims.
LCA Screening
Suitable for those who need an overview of their product's environmental footprint for internal purposes such as design, product development and reducing environmental impact.
Carbon Footprint or Climate Footprint
Ideal for those who want a detailed and reliable insight into the climate impact of their product. This type of analysis focuses on the emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases associated with the entire lifecycle of your product.
Support in verification
We provide third-party verification support for full Life Cycle Assessments, PEF studies and Carbon Footprints, enabling you to publish your findings or use the results for marketing purposes.
LCA creation with NIVI
Every product leaves a footprint in all stages of it's life cycle from raw material extraction until the end of life treatment and disposal of its components. We use the data you already have to determine the impact of your product. This makes creating an LCA easy and convenient for you.
Get in touch with us to create LCAs for your products.
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