Emissions calculation in the data center industry: the Finnish market and the FDCA partnership

About the webinar

Data centers are expanding faster than almost any other construction segment in Finland and across Europe, driven by cloud and AI demand. That growth brings new scrutiny: investors, tenants, and regulators increasingly expect emissions data alongside energy performance, covering everything from concrete and steel in the building shell to the electrical and cooling equipment inside it.

Life cycle assessment and Environmental Product Declarations give the data center industry a common, verifiable way to answer that demand. One Click LCA and the Finnish Data Center Association (FDCA) have partnered to bring embodied carbon measurement and EPD adoption to the industry, and this session marks the start of that collaboration.

The session opens with FDCA's view of the Finnish data center market and the case for industry-wide collaboration, followed by One Click LCA's perspective on emissions calculation and why it matters now. Two customers then share how they apply life cycle thinking in practice: Legrand from the product manufacturing side, and Sitowise from the architecture, engineering, and life cycle assessment side. A live Q&A with all four speakers closes the session.

What does the webinar cover?

Join this free webinar to learn how the Finnish data center industry is approaching emissions calculation and life cycle assessment.

In this session, you'll learn:

• The state of the Finnish data center industry and why collaboration across the value chain matters
• Why emissions calculation in data centers matters now, and how life cycle assessment applies to this asset class
• How a data center product manufacturer manages data supply and demand for sustainability reporting
• How life cycle assessment and sustainability criteria apply in practice on data center projects
• Live Q&A with all four speakers

Who should attend the webinar?

• Data center owners, operators, and developers
• Real estate and construction professionals working on data center projects
• Sustainability and ESG managers in the data center and technology sector
• Manufacturers and suppliers of data center equipment and infrastructure
• Life cycle assessment and EPD professionals