Green building certifications

Green building certifications are increasingly influencing the Vietnamese construction industry as more homeowners, architects, and developers recognise the value of sustainable practices. These certifications not only encourage energy-efficient and eco-friendly design, construction, and operation but also contribute to a project’s overall marketability and reputation, driving demand for responsible building practices across the sector. At Knauf, we understand the impact that our industry has on the environment and work collaboratively with our customers who look to third-party certifications and programs (such as LOTUS, EDGE, or LEED) to help meet their sustainability goals.

Singapore Green Building Product

The Singapore Green Building Product (SGBP) certification is a rigorous assessment standard developed and awarded by the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) to verify the sustainability and environmental performance of building products. Covering materials from core categories such as gypsum, concrete, steel, and paints to engineered wood, this certification ensures that products undergo a scientific evaluation that considers the entire life cycle—from raw material extraction and manufacturing to use and end-of-life recycling. It stands as the strongest assurance of a green and responsible supply chain.

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Health Product Declaration (HPD)

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Knauf's products have achieved Health Product Declaration

StandardShield 12.7mm - HPD

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FireShield 9.5mm - HPD

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FireShield 12.7mm - HPD

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FireShield 15.9mm - HPD

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UltraLight 9mm - HPD

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Ultra MoistShield 9mm - HPD

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Climate Declaration

A Climate Declaration (CD), per the International EPD System, is a concise, third-party-verified summary of a product’s climate impact (GWP, kg CO2e), calculated from EPDs in line with EN 15804+A2. For architects, it turns Upfront carbon (A1 - A5) into comparable numbers per functional unit, making apples-to-apples material choices possible.