After verification, EPDs can be registered and published by EPD Australasia. Once published the EPD will also appear in the EPD library of the International EPD® System, ensuring world-wide visibility.
To register a new EPD, the following documents must be provided to the Secretariat:
Upon receiving all the documentation, the EPD Registrant will be invoiced for an EPD registration fee and the first year’s annual fee. Current fees are here.
The EPD will then be registered, the applicant will receive a formal confirmation and the EPD will be published on the EPD Australasia and the International EPD® System websites.
The EPD Australasia logo may then be used in promotional material in accordance with our Toolkit for Use of the EPD Australasia Logotype and Associated Claims, click here to download the toolkit.
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