Unlocking the power of EPDs for sustainable products

About this webinar:

What if your product's environmental data could unlock market opportunities and drive low-carbon innovation?

As Singapore and Southeast Asia move towards their climate commitments, embodied carbon has emerged as a major priority in sustainable construction. But how can the construction sector — from policymakers to manufacturers — unlock the full potential of EPDs to drive measurable decarbonization?

Join this webinar to explore how Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), supported by rigorous Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA), are shaping the future of sustainable construction in Southeast Asia. From government initiatives and green building certifications to real-world manufacturer experiences, this webinar brings together experts across the value chain to chart the way forward.

Our panelists will unpack the evolving policy landscape, share first-hand insights from EPDs implementation, and discuss how to overcome adoption barriers. Whether you're a policymaker, supplier, or designer, discover how EPDs can empower data-driven decisions, build market credibility, and accelerate the region’s net-zero transition.

What will you learn?

How EPDs can support green building certifications and national climate goals
How to leverage EPDs to track and scale decarbonization in construction
Why EPDs are key to defining and promoting low-carbon materials
What policy mechanisms and support structures are needed to drive industry adoption
How EPDs help suppliers comply with regulations and win environmentally conscious clients
How builders and designers can use EPD data to reduce embodied carbon
Insights from manufacturers using EPDs to drive innovation
Live Q&A

Who should join?

This webinar is designed for:

Real estate developers and asset owners committed to reducing carbon across their portfolios
Engineers, architects, and consultants integrating sustainability into design and delivery
Building material suppliers and concrete manufacturers aiming to meet growing low-carbon demand
LCA practitioners and sustainability professionals looking to align with Australia's evolving standards
Construction contractors and procurement managers seeking clarity on low-carbon requirements
Policymakers and government officials shaping infrastructure and planning regulations
Investors and finance professionals focused on climate-aligned infrastructure and real estate
Industry association leaders working to drive sector-wide transformation through collaboration
Anyone working to make the business case for sustainable design

Speakers

Lem Yang Lim

Senior Director (Sustainability Certification) — Singapore Green Building Council

Lem Yang Lim is Senior Director (Sustainability Certification) of the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC), a member-led, non-profit industry organisation advancing built environment sustainability across the Singapore building and construction value chain. He leads SGBC’s efforts in evaluating and certifying solutions under the Singapore Green Building Product (SGBP) and Singapore Green Building Services (SGBS) certification schemes. He is also actively involved in raising awareness of climate impact and environmental sustainability issues, as well as promoting the market adoption of green building products and services. He is a Green Mark Accredited Professional (GMAP) and BSI Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Professional, and has also received the Singapore Certified Energy Manager (SCEM) qualification.

Tan Kian Chuan

AVP, Green Building, Decarbonisation & Safety (GBDS) — CDL

Kian Chuan is key member of CDL’s Green Building, Decarbonisation & Safety(GBDS) team, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing energy efficiency, decarbonisation, resource conservation and healthy buildings. His work involves developing policies, setting ambitious targets and collaborating with internal Business units and stakeholders to foster innovative green building practices aligned with CDL sustainability goals. The GBDS team serves as a cornerstone of CDL’s Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy, contributing to the company’s global ratings, rankings and sustainability disclosures.

Darren Chua

Head of Sustainability — NatSteel

Darren is the Head of Sustainability at NatSteel, leading the company’s decarbonization strategy with a strong focus on data-driven decision-making. With a background in Marketing Analytics, he has been instrumental in shaping NatSteel’s sustainability roadmap, driving carbon reduction, energy efficiency, and responsible sourcing. Darren also contributes to regional sustainability efforts through his role on the South East Asia Iron & Steel Institute (SEAISI) Sustainability Committee, championing best practices across the steel industry.

Raymond Chan

BD Engineer, APAC region — One Click LCA

Raymond Chan is the BD Engineer for One Click LCA in the APAC region. He is a chartered mechanical engineer (IMechE) with extensive experience on sustainability, energy, and embodied carbon. He empowers clients to integrate sustainability into their projects — delivering impactful decarbonisation outcomes for buildings and infrastructure.

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