About the webinar
As grid electricity gets cleaner, the concrete, steel, power, and cooling equipment in a data center account for a growing share of its footprint, and hyperscale buyers including AWS, Google, Meta, and Microsoft now ask suppliers for verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs).
In this webinar, Schneider Electric, which recently made more than 100,000 commercial references with carbon data available in One Click LCA, shares what it takes to publish product data at scale. WSP shows how project teams use that data in design, why early access to manufacturer data matters, and how it helps win work. You leave with a clear view of what buyers expect and how to deliver it.
What you'll learn
- How embodied carbon fits into a typical data center design workflow, and which decisions carry the most weight.
- Why generic data overstates or hides impact, and how verified EPDs change the picture.
- What it takes for a manufacturer to publish product carbon data across a large portfolio.
- How project teams use manufacturer data in specification, procurement, and bids.
- What hyperscale clients now ask for, and how the Open Compute Project (OCP) and iMasons initiative affect your next project.
- Answers to your own questions in a live Q&A with Schneider Electric and WSP.
Who should attend?
- Manufacturers: product, sustainability, and commercial teams at companies that supply MEP equipment, construction materials, or other products to data center projects
- AEC professionals: engineers, LCA consultants, sustainability managers, and contractors working on data center design and construction.
- Contractors and developers who set or respond to embodied carbon requirements.