With the introduction of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies in the Norwegian construction industry will have to rethink how they handle and report their environmental and social impact.
Cobuilder AS (“Cobuilder”) to continue its growth strategy building leading solutions for the European construction market with support from B2B technology-focused investor, Corten Capital
Cobuilder offers manufacturers the opportunity to scale and digitise environmental data for their entire product line at no additional cost.
Countries and construction companies in Europe will be able to take substantial leaps towards standards-based management of their data with the launch of a European data dictionary.
Rumela Atanasova looks closer at the connection between the standardisation of data management in construction and the proposed changes to the Construction Products Regulation, particularly with regard to Construction Digital Product Passports.
A Spanish-Norwegian Consortium supported by a large group of industry stakeholders will conduct a feasibility study on an EU database defined in the future Regulation for construction products.
Cobuilder, an international software provider and Harpaceas, a well-known Italian system integrator, partner in supporting "green" construction education based on the latest technological advancements.
The BuildingSMART International Summit in Norway was a great success with a lot of participants from all over the world. Here are some key takeaways and essential insights from the summit.
New BREEAM functionality in Cobuilder Collaborate To simplify the [...]
Cobuilder’s Senior Digital Construction Researcher Rumela Atanasova explains some key aspects of the proposed changes to the Construction Product Regulation and the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation. How will these changes address the need for digital product information in the form of Construction Digital Product Passports?
