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Health Product Declarations (HPD) lead to points in LEED v4 system

03.06.2016 As evidence in the LEED system, Health Product Declarations (HPD) can lead to additional points and thus have a positive effect on the overall result.

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What are HPDs?

Health Product Declarations are product declarations which contain a list of all ingredients in a building product as well as information about their effects on health. The Health Product Declaration was developed by the HPD Collaborative in order to reveal the potential health risk of materials.

The Health Product Declaration (2.0 Open Standard) is divided into the following sections:

  1. Summary
  2. Content in descending order of quantity
  3. Certifications and compliance
  4. Accessories
  5. General notes
  6. References

Points for health declarations in the LEED system

Health Product Declarations (HPD) are one way to achieve points in the LEED credit “Materials and Resources – Building Product Disclosure and Optimization” in the LEED v4 system.

Overall, different products must have a Health Product Declaration from at least five manufacturers in Project 20 to achieve the maximum credit. Alternatively, Cradle to Cradle® certificates, self-generated manufacturers‘ declarations with details of all product ingredients (CASRN) or evidence that no REACH-rated hazardous products are contained can serve as evidence.

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