Webinar: Consistent standards for LCA
Life cycle assessments (LCA) and climate calculations are key tools in the sustainability transition of industry. However, current standards – including ISO and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol – are often inconsistent and open to interpretation. The Consistent LCA Standards project aims to identify and clarify these ambiguities, contributing to recommendations that may influence future revisions of standards.
In this webinar, we will present the project’s background, insights from case studies, and the ongoing and future work towards more harmonized standards. If you are curious about ongoing and future standardization and how inconsistencies can influence results, you are welcome to join and learn more! Register below to ensure that you have the event in your calendar.
We welcome questions and interactions, and the webinar will include several opportunities for that.
Agenda
- Welcome and introduction
- Project presentation
- Q&A
- Summary and way forward
Speakers
Project leader
Tomas Ekvall, researcher, TERRA Tomas will present the project background, results and give an outlook towards the future. |
Perspectives and Case studies
Lisa Rasmusson, Environmental Analysis and LCA Manager, SKF Automotive Lisa will present the value of consistent standards in relation to SKF´s digitalization journey and their performed case studies. | |
Stefano Zuin, Environmental Impact Assessment – Competence Area Lead, Electrolux Stefano will present a case study on electricity modelling within the home appliance industry. | |
Gustav Sandin Albertsson, Senior Sustainability Specialist, Essity Gustav will present an industry perspective on ongoing standardization processes. | |
Sofia Polikidou, LCA specialist, Höganäs Sofia will present a case study on co-product allocation and electricity modelling using different standards and PCF guidelines that are of relevance for the metal powder industry. |
Moderator
Maria Rydberg, Director, Swedish Life Cycle Center |
Join the meeting
Date: December 10, 2025
Time: 10.30-12.00 (CET)
Place: Online
For whom: Open for all
Contact:
Maria Rydberg
+46 31 772 34 11
[email protected]

