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Harmonised Carbon Limit Values for Buildings in Nordic Countries: Analysis of the Different Regulatory Needs

Authors: Maria Balouktsi, BUILD, Nicolas Francart, BUILD, Kai Kanafani, BUILD

Other contributors: Harpa Birgisdottir (BUILD), Endrit Hoxha (BUILD), Morten Ryberg (SWECO DK), Christine Collin (SWECO DK), Nicolaj Hostrup Langkjær (SWECO DK), Anna Joelsson (SWECO SWE), Inga Sjöberg (SWECO SWE), Anni Oviir (LCA Support), Alexandra Kjeld (EFLA), Karin Sjöstrand (SWECO NO), Isabel Segura (SWECO NO), Satu Kangas (SWECO FI), Kari Nöjd (SWECO FI)

US 2024:415
Cover photo: Unsplash.com / Fredrik Ohlander
Published: 8 March 2024

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This project is part of the Nordic Sustainable Construction programme initiated by the Nordic ministers for construction and housing and funded by Nordic Innovation. For more information on Nordic Sustainable Construction, visit our website at nordicsustainableconstruction.com