Life Cycle Assessment Resources

Discover how Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) can help your organisation make informed, sustainable choices.

Read the guide to learn:

  • What LCAs are, their importance, and how they support you to reach Net Zero goals
  • About product journeys and stages within different LCAs, such as cradle-to-gate, cradle-to-customer and cradle-to-grave
  • How to select the right LCA for your products and business objectives
  • What resources and support are available to support you


We look forward to helping you be a force for good.

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DMA vs SMA: The business case

How double materiality assessments outperform single materiality by revealing wider sustainability risks, strengthening strategic decisions, building stakeholder trust, improving resilience, and unlocking long-term business value beyond regulatory compliance requirements.

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Navigating ISO 32212: How New Bank Standards Impact UK Businesses

The publication of ISO 32212 marks a significant shift in how financial institutions assess climate risk, transition planning, and capital allocation. While aimed at banks, insurers, and investors, the standard will have far-reaching implications for UK businesses seeking finance. As lenders adopt more rigorous net-zero assessment frameworks, companies will face growing pressure to provide credible transition plans, robust emissions data, and clear decarbonisation strategies to maintain access to competitive funding, insurance, and investment opportunities.

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N-ESRS Consultation Open: Revising CSRD Scope for UK Multinationals

The evolving N-ESRS framework is reshaping sustainability reporting requirements for UK multinationals still captured by the revised CSRD scope. With higher turnover thresholds, an impact-focused reporting model, and implementation approaching from 2028, businesses must assess applicability now and establish robust data systems to ensure future compliance and regulatory readiness.

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