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TM65UAE: 2024 complements CIBSE publication TM65, it is not a standalone document and is not able to be applied before understanding TM65. Covers assumptions to be made when using the TM65 methodology for calculating the embodied carbon impact of building services equipment when installation is in the United Arab Emirates. Provides information on additional actions. Includes Appendices A-G.
Dated December 2024. To be read in conjunction with TM65 'Embodied carbon in building services: A calculation methodology' (CIBSE, 2021). Producing TM65UAE: 2024 followed steps given in the companion publication TM65LA 'Embodied carbon in building services: using the TM65 methodology outside the UK' (CIBSE, 2022). Produced in collaboration with ASHRAE.
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