Life Cycle Assessment Training

Name: Life Cycle Assessment Training - Elmhurst Energy
SKU: WEBINARDEALIFECYC
Price: 80.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Training delivery On Demand CPD Domestic New Build

Suitable for Existing OCDEA and DEAs

Qualifications 1 hour CPD

£80.00 + VAT

1 Hour CPD

Suitable for: All qualified Domestic Energy Assessors and On-Construction Energy Assessors

Elmhurst are excited to introduce our new ‘Life Cycle Assessment Training’ CPD course delivered in partnership with Focus Consultants. This brand-new training course has been specifically designed for industry professionals and energy assessors to learn more about Whole Life Carbon.

What is Whole Life Carbon and Life Cycle Assessments?
Climate change and current national policy
Embodied and net-zero carbon standards
Industry roadmaps and recommendations for the future

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