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UK Average CEM I sector EPD
This declared CEM I cement is a sector average EPD, modelled using aggregated data from all MPA member sites which manufacture cement. It covers 100% of CEM I produced in the UK.
In the UK, secondary cementitious materials (SCMs), such as Fly Ash or GGBS, are typically added after the cement has left the factory, at the concrete mixing plant.
Published: 2022
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UK Average Portland Cement Sector EPD
This declared Portland Cement is a sector average EPD, modelled using aggregated data from all MPA member sites which manufacture cement. It covers 100% of all factory-made Portland cement types produced in the UK.
In the UK, secondary cementitious materials (SCMs), such as Fly Ash or GGBS, may be added at the cement factory, or after the cement has left the factory, at the concrete mixing plant.
Published: 2022
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C28/35 CEM I ready-mixed concrete
Ready-mixed concrete is made by mixing coarse and fine aggregates, cement and water in controlled proportions. Chemical admixtures are used to reduce water content and improve fresh and hardened concrete properties. Nearly all foundations, floors and the majority of building structures are made of concrete.
The declared product is 1m3 of ready-mixed concrete specified to C28/35 CEM I, in accordance with BS 8500-2 and BS EN 206.
Published: 2024
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C28/35 CIIB-V+SR ready-mixed concrete
Ready-mixed concrete is made by mixing coarse and fine aggregates, cement and water in controlled proportions. Chemical admixtures are used to reduce water content and improve fresh and hardened concrete properties. Nearly all foundations, floors and the majority of building structures are made of concrete.
The declared product is 1m3 of ready-mixed concrete specified to C28/35 CIIB-V+SR, in accordance with BS 8500-2 and BS EN 206.
Published: 2024
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C28/35 CIIC-SL+SR ready-mixed concrete
Ready-mixed concrete is made by mixing coarse and fine aggregates, cement and water in controlled proportions. Chemical admixtures are used to reduce water content and improve fresh and hardened concrete properties. Nearly all foundations, floors and the majority of building structures are made of concrete.
The declared product is 1m3 of ready-mixed concrete specified to C28/35 CIIC-SL+SR, in accordance with BS 8500-2 and BS EN 206.
Published: 2024
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C28/35 CIIIA+SR ready-mixed concrete
Ready-mixed concrete is made by mixing coarse and fine aggregates, cement and water in controlled proportions. Chemical admixtures are used to reduce water content and improve fresh and hardened concrete properties. Nearly all foundations, floors and the majority of building structures are made of concrete.
The declared product is 1m3 of ready-mixed concrete specified to C28/35 CIIIA+SR in accordance with BS 8500-2 and BS EN 206.
Published: 2024
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C28/35 CIIIB+SR ready-mixed concrete
Ready-mixed concrete is made by mixing coarse and fine aggregates, cement and water in controlled proportions. Chemical admixtures are used to reduce water content and improve fresh and hardened concrete properties. Nearly all foundations, floors and the majority of building structures are made of concrete.
The declared product is 1m3 of ready-mixed concrete specified to C28/35 CIIIB+SR, in accordance with BS 8500-2 and BS EN 206.
Published: 2024
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MPA Masonry Dense Concrete Block Sector EPD
Dense concrete blocks are comprised of cementitious material, aggregates and water. Dense blocks are manufactured to BS EN 771-3 Dense concrete blocks have a range of applications including, but not limited to, inner and outer leaves of cavity walls, internal partition walls, block and beam floor infill and foundation walls below damp-proof course.
The declared product is 1m2 of dense concrete blocks specified to BS EN 771-3.
Published: 2025
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MPA Masonry Ultra-lightweight Concrete Block Sector EPD
Ultra-lightweight concrete blocks are comprised of cementitious material, aggregates and water. Ultra-lightweight blocks are manufactured to BS EN 771-3. Ultra-lightweight concrete blocks have a range of applications including, but not limited to, inner and outer leaves of cavity walls, internal partition walls, block and beam floor infill and foundation walls below damp-proof course.
The declared product is 1m2 of Ultra-lightweight concrete blocks specified to BS EN 771-3.
Published: 2025
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