The overlap between CSRD & LCA

To truly understand your organisation’s environmental impact —and to meet the requirements of ESRS E2–E5—a comprehensive, evidence-based approach is needed: Life Cycle Assessments (LCA).

What does the impact category Human Toxicity (cancer) mean in an LCA report?

In this article, we explain more about the impact category Human Toxicity (cancer)—what it means and how to interpret the results.

Example LCA-results: how big is the difference in environmental impact between recycled vs. virgin textiles?

In this article, we use LCA-results to compare the environmental impact of virgin and recycled textiles (cotton and polyester). Which materials are the more sustainable choice?

What does the impact category Acidification mean in an LCA-report?

In this article, we explain more about the impact category Acidification. We will clarify what this category entails and how to interpret the results.

Use an LCA to meet these 5 standards and legislations

LCAs help businesses comply with key legislations (CSRD, DPP) and align with sustainability standards (Scope 3, PCF, EPDs). It provides data for reporting, transparency, and impact reduction.

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What does the impact category Land Use mean in an LCA-report?

In this article, we explain the LCA impact category Land Use; what it entails and how to interpret the results.

What is the impact category Climate Change in an LCA report?

What is meant with the impact Category Climate change in an LCA? And what do these results tell you?

Comparing environmental impact with an LCA scenario: AA alkaline batteries vs. rechargeable batteries

When conducting an LCA study, you can calculate scenarios. For example, what happens if you replace a regular battery with a rechargeable one?

What insights to expect from a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)?

Are you curious about the insights you can expect when you conduct a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of your product? Read more in our article.

When is the PEF-method used for an LCA of your product?

The PEF-method comes with a certain set of calculation rules and standardised prescriptions. In this article, we dive into the application of the PEF-method when conducting LCA’s.

Research: using an LCA to compare a traditional brick and a biobased brick

We assessed the environmental impact of a classic, clay brick and a brick made of fungal material, with attention to impacts on biodiversity. Read all about it in this article.

Client interview: an LCA for Dille & Kamille to gain insight into the environmental impact of various materials.

We conducted an LCA study for Dille & Kamille to understand the environmental impact of glass, wood, ceramic, and enamel bowls. Read more about it.