We help manufacturers of mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) systems verify product-level EPDs aligned with SE 2050, MEP 2040, and major architecture + engineering firm standards.

• Required for many federal, state, and institutional projects

• Supports design teams working toward net zero and decarbonization targets

• Aligns with carbon benchmarks like MEP 2040 and WELL/LEED standards

• Builds trust with engineers and architects specifying performance-focused systems

Retailers, food producers, and logistics companies are rethinking packaging—and looking for low-impact, compliant alternatives. EPDs provide the environmental data these buyers need to meet their own reporting and labeling obligations. With a verified EPD, your packaging product gains a critical edge: it becomes both verifiable and export-ready. You don’t just meet standards—you help your customers meet theirs.

Where to Begin?

Your product doesn’t just move air or light a room—it now moves carbon on the books. Help your buyers prove it’s low.
Packaged HVAC units, ductwork, electrical panels, lighting fixtures, or pumps — large, material-heavy equipment with high metal content.

Why this works.
MEP engineers increasingly need embodied carbon data, especially for major systems. Starting with a bulky HVAC component or control system gives buyers a credible carbon “chunk” they can document.

Start with one standard unit. Once verified, your entire line gains legitimacy—and engineers gain trust.

Power Low-Carbon Projects. Prove It.
In mechanical design, performance isn’t just about energy—it’s about embodied carbon too. Designers now request verified impact data from system manufacturers, and EPDs are the language they speak.

We help your team produce EPDs that are technical, credible, and aligned with the performance data engineers demand.

Show your systems are built for the future.
Contact us for a quote.