Yes, since alignment with EN 15804+A2. The same PEF impact categories, A to D modules and functional unit logic weighted by reference service life. The only practical difference an engineering consultancy notices is the use scenario: a PEP includes energy consumption in phase B6 (for a heat pump or light fitting, this is the dominant footprint contribution), whereas an FDES often has a zero or very low B6 module.
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