Autodesk partnered with UNEP (UN Environment Programme) and GlobalABC to support the Buildings + Cooling Pavilion. This Pavilion aims to bring together the entire built environment value chain and the cooling community.
This technical discourse identified step-by-step opportunities for alignment and transparency within the industry, promoting actionable carbon assessments driven by BIM to support decarbonization efforts.
This session highlighted circular and Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) as a high-impact, transformative instrument to accelerate the shift towards a near-zero emission and resilient built environment, one of the world’s most resource-intensive sectors.
Looking at key expectations for Market Transformation at COP30, this panel discussion brought together diverse perspectives on advancing whole life carbon alignment, integrating carbon cost and price, and transforming supply and demand in the built environment sector.
Photo: © UN Climate Change - Kiara Worth
Autodesk joined 180 U.S. companies in affirming our support for the UN Climate Change goal of doubling the global rate of energy efficiency improvements.
Step-by-step recommendations for consistent and transparent embodied carbon assessments through BIM workflow optimization.
For architects, considering embodied carbon early in the design process is key to designing more sustainable buildings and driving meaningful change toward a lower carbon-built environment.
