LCA, carbon footprinting and GHG reporting
Life Cycle Assesment, Ecological, Carbon footprint, Sustainability reporting, Greenhouse gas reporting, Emissions accounting and revision, Complete or simplified, Carbon footprint calculations, Preparation of Environmental, Product Declarations (EPD)
EFLA is a leading consultant in Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) and in the calculation of both ecological and carbon footprints for products and services.
EFLA's experts have established experience in a wide array of LCA projects within different sectors, including the building, energy, transport, industry, food, fisheries and waste sectors.
Contact
Helga J. BjarnadóttirDirector | EnvironmentPhone: +354 412 6109 / +354 665 6109E-mail: helga.j.bjarnadottir@efla.isReykjavík
EFLA's experts also provide consultation on greenhouse gas reporting and emissions accounting for companies and organizations that either choose to or are required to disclose information on their environmental impacts. Among EFLA's customers are companies within the industry, aviation, energy and transport sectors.
Competitive advantage
A transparent and reliable disclosure of information on a company's or organization's environmental performance can serve as a competitive advantage and is key in decision making and in minimizing environmental impacts from direct and indirect operations.
Among services provided are
- Sustainability reporting
- Greenhouse gas reporting
- Emissions accounting and revision
- Complete or simplified Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) for products or services
- Carbon footprint calculations for products, processes or services
- Preparation of Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) for products or services
What is a Life Cycle Assessment?
Life Cycle Assessment is a method used to assess the environmental impact of a product, process or service from cradle to grave. The goal of an LCA is to identify which phases of the life cycle have the largest impact on the environment and how the design or production techniques can be amended in favour of the environment.
The standardized results can also be used to compare the environmental impacts of similar products and services.