The ICE Database: Status Update & Upcoming Changes
Since its launch, the ICE Database has accumulated more than 100,000 users worldwide, becoming one of the most widely used sources of embodied carbon data for construction materials. Used by consultants, contractors, researchers, software developers, and public sector organisations across the globe, the database has played a significant role in supporting carbon assessments and sustainability initiatives throughout the built environment.
In this webinar, Jon Burrow (Head of Carbon Accounting) and Edwin Lowe (Delivery Manager) provided a status update on the ICE Database, introduced the new ICE Database Educational (v5.0), which replaces ICE Database v4.1 for educational and non-commercial use, and outlined the future direction of the database.
The session also included an introduction to the forthcoming IC+ database, providing an overview of how it will expand upon the foundations of the ICE Database and support the next generation of embodied carbon assessment in commercial applications.
Key Topics Covered
- Brief background to the ICE Database
- Latest update on the ICE Database
- Future changes to the ICE Database
- An introduction to the upcoming IC+ Database
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About the Presenters
Jon Burrow
Head of Carbon Accounting
Jon is the Head of Carbon Accounting at Circular Ecology with over a decade of experience in carbon footprint assessments. Jon is the Oversight for the ICE Database and has led the development of the previous ICE V4.0 & V4.1 databases. Jon has a strong background in carbon consultancy and has undertaken hundreds of carbon footprints and supported organisations of all sizes, across many sectors, to move from baseline measurement, meeting compliance requirements, and through to credible, long-term carbon reduction planning.
ConnectEdwin Lowe
Delivery Manager
Edwin is a Delivery Manager at Circular Ecology. He has experience supporting the delivery of lifecycle assessments, whole-life carbon assessments, and the development of large custom carbon libraries for clients. Edwin has a background in infrastructure sustainability, having previously worked for civil engineering contractors, infrastructure clients, and in sustainability consultancy.
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