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A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment

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A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment. / Spear, Morwenna; Hill, Callum; Price, Colin .
Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020. ed. / J Littlewood. Vol. 23 2021. p. 381-393.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

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Spear, M, Hill, C & Price, C 2021, A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment. in J Littlewood (ed.), Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020. vol. 23, pp. 381-393.

APA

Spear, M., Hill, C., & Price, C. (2021). A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment. In J. Littlewood (Ed.), Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020 (Vol. 23, pp. 381-393)

CBE

Spear M, Hill C, Price C. 2021. A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment. Littlewood J, editor. In Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020. pp. 381-393.

MLA

Spear, Morwenna, Callum Hill and Colin Price "A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment". Littlewood, J (ed.). Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020. Chapter 32, 2021, 381-393.

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Spear M, Hill C, Price C. A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment. In Littlewood J, editor, Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020. Vol. 23. 2021. p. 381-393

Author

Spear, Morwenna ; Hill, Callum ; Price, Colin . / A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020. editor / J Littlewood. Vol. 23 2021. pp. 381-393

RIS

TY - CHAP

T1 - A conceptual methodology for estimating stored sequestered carbon in the built environment

AU - Spear, Morwenna

AU - Hill, Callum

AU - Price, Colin

PY - 2021/1

Y1 - 2021/1

N2 - The role of carbon storage within timber in medium- to long-term applications is increasingly recognised. Timber within the built environment can be estimated or quantified and offers a useful testbed for developing understanding of time related effects of this storage function. This paper evaluates carbon flux relating to real recent housebuilding data, using a simple model of house types and construction methods. The same model is developed for projected future data. The pool of stored sequestered carbon within the housing stock is shown to be increasing, and therefore, quantification within national greenhouse gas reporting would be appropriate.

AB - The role of carbon storage within timber in medium- to long-term applications is increasingly recognised. Timber within the built environment can be estimated or quantified and offers a useful testbed for developing understanding of time related effects of this storage function. This paper evaluates carbon flux relating to real recent housebuilding data, using a simple model of house types and construction methods. The same model is developed for projected future data. The pool of stored sequestered carbon within the housing stock is shown to be increasing, and therefore, quantification within national greenhouse gas reporting would be appropriate.

KW - Sequestered carbon

KW - housebuilding

KW - carbon accounts

UR - https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9789811587825

M3 - Chapter

VL - 23

SP - 381

EP - 393

BT - Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, Vol 23, Sustainability and energy in buildings 2020

A2 - Littlewood, J

ER -