Embodied Emissions Reporting Framework EERF - Revision history

Editor at 08:53, 4 March 2026

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	"A UK government initiative to create standardised rules for measuring, reporting, and verifying the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial products (like steel, cement) and construction, helping buyers choose low-carbon options and preventing carbon leakage." Governmen[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Government t] published [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/699c68cad2b9c6ec5b6fbbe8/Construction_Products_Reform_White_Paper.pdf Construction Products Reform White Paper] 26 February, 2026.		"A UK government initiative to create standardised rules for measuring, reporting, and verifying the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial products (like steel, cement) and construction, helping buyers choose low-carbon options and preventing carbon leakage." Governmen[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Government t] published [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/699c68cad2b9c6ec5b6fbbe8/Construction_Products_Reform_White_Paper.pdf Construction Products Reform White Paper] 26 February, 2026.

−	~~Thew~~ "[https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/growing-the-market-for-low-carbon-industrial-products-policy-framework/a-policy-framework-to-grow-the-market-for-low-carbon-industrial-products-factsheet policy framework to grow the market for low carbon industrial products: factsheet]" updated 10 September 2025 says "The embodied emissions reporting framework (EERF) is a core component of the government’s low carbon product market policies. It aims to help producers with measuring, reporting, and verifying the embodied emissions of industrial products, thereby establishing a foundation to remove information failures and support buyers to make informed purchasing decisions. It proposes guidance on embodied emissions reporting as the first phase of the EERF, while also developing an IT system to simplify and reduce the costs of reporting, ensuring the data is more accessible and easier to compare. These measures are initially proposed on a voluntary basis, but the government is seeking feedback on the potential to transition to a mandatory approach in the future, subject to further consultation.	+	The "[https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/growing-the-market-for-low-carbon-industrial-products-policy-framework/a-policy-framework-to-grow-the-market-for-low-carbon-industrial-products-factsheet policy framework to grow the market for low carbon industrial products: factsheet]" updated 10 September 2025 says "The embodied emissions reporting framework (EERF) is a core component of the government’s low carbon product market policies. It aims to help producers with measuring, reporting, and verifying the embodied emissions of industrial products, thereby establishing a foundation to remove information failures and support buyers to make informed purchasing decisions. It proposes guidance on embodied emissions reporting as the first phase of the EERF, while also developing an IT system to simplify and reduce the costs of reporting, ensuring the data is more accessible and easier to compare. These measures are initially proposed on a voluntary basis, but the government is seeking feedback on the potential to transition to a mandatory approach in the future, subject to further consultation.

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	"A UK government initiative to create standardised rules for measuring, reporting, and verifying the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial products (like steel, cement) and construction, helping buyers choose low-carbon options and preventing carbon leakage." Governmen[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Government t] published [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/699c68cad2b9c6ec5b6fbbe8/Construction_Products_Reform_White_Paper.pdf Construction Products Reform White Paper] 26 February, 2026.		"A UK government initiative to create standardised rules for measuring, reporting, and verifying the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial products (like steel, cement) and construction, helping buyers choose low-carbon options and preventing carbon leakage." Governmen[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Government t] published [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/699c68cad2b9c6ec5b6fbbe8/Construction_Products_Reform_White_Paper.pdf Construction Products Reform White Paper] 26 February, 2026.
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		+	Thew "[https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/growing-the-market-for-low-carbon-industrial-products-policy-framework/a-policy-framework-to-grow-the-market-for-low-carbon-industrial-products-factsheet policy framework to grow the market for low carbon industrial products: factsheet]" updated 10 September 2025 says "The embodied emissions reporting framework (EERF) is a core component of the government’s low carbon product market policies. It aims to help producers with measuring, reporting, and verifying the embodied emissions of industrial products, thereby establishing a foundation to remove information failures and support buyers to make informed purchasing decisions. It proposes guidance on embodied emissions reporting as the first phase of the EERF, while also developing an IT system to simplify and reduce the costs of reporting, ensuring the data is more accessible and easier to compare. These measures are initially proposed on a voluntary basis, but the government is seeking feedback on the potential to transition to a mandatory approach in the future, subject to further consultation.

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−	"A UK government initiative to create standardised rules for measuring, reporting, and verifying the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial products (like steel, cement) and construction, helping buyers choose low-carbon options and preventing carbon leakage."	+	"A UK government initiative to create standardised rules for measuring, reporting, and verifying the greenhouse gas emissions in industrial products (like steel, cement) and construction, helping buyers choose low-carbon options and preventing carbon leakage." Governmen[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Government t] published [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/699c68cad2b9c6ec5b6fbbe8/Construction_Products_Reform_White_Paper.pdf Construction Products Reform White Paper] 26 February, 2026.

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		+	* An in-depth look at Environmental Product Declarations EPDs.
		+	* BPIE report urges EU to incorporate the carbon footprint of construction into policy.
		+	* BS EN 15978-1.
		+	* BSRIA Whitepaper on Embodied Carbon NZG 4/2023
		+	* Carbon dioxide.
		+	* Carbon footprint.
		+	* Climate change act.
		+	* Climate change science.
		+	* Climate Emergency Design Guide.
		+	* Cradle to grave.
		+	* Dr. Natasha Watson; UK lead for embodied carbon at Buro Happold.
		+	* Embedded carbon emissions.
		+	* Embodied carbon.
		+	* Embodied energy.
		+	* EN 15804+A1 2012.
		+	* Environmental product declaration EPD.
		+	* Greenhouse gas.
		+	* Life Cycle Carbon Emissions.
		+	* Mandatory and optional environmental impact categories.
		+	* Optional environmental impact categories.
		+	* PHribbon tool calculates embodied carbon of designs.
		+	* Product Environmental Footprint PEF.
		+	* Product category rules PCR.
		+	* RICS launches new global edition of its ground-breaking Whole Life Carbon Assessment standard.
		+	* Sustainable procurement.
		+	* Sustainability in building design and construction.
		+	* The sustainability of construction works.
		+	* Upfront emissions.
		+	* Use stage embodied carbon.
		+	* Wood, embodied carbon and operational carbon.
		+	* Whole life carbon.
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