Himoinsa Secured EPD for HGY Generator Series
The manufacturer obtained a Type III environmental certification based on a full lifecycle assessment.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Environmental
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Himoinsa has obtained an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for its HGY Series generators. This Type III certification follows a comprehensive lifecycle assessment of the equipment.
Why it matters
The publication allows for environmental variables to be formally incorporated into technical documentation for the HGY Series. This provides transparency regarding the product's environmental impact over its service life.
The certification adheres to ISO 14025 standards and evaluates components including the engine, alternator, radiator, and battery. The lifecycle analysis further incorporates specific disposal criteria for steel, copper, aluminum, and plastics.
The players
Himoinsa
Himoinsa is a global manufacturer of power generation equipment and industrial energy solutions.
International Organization for Standardization
The International Organization for Standardization is an independent, non-governmental organization that develops voluntary, consensus-based international standards.
The details
The assessment process models the total environmental impact of the HGY Series generators throughout their operational life. By securing this declaration, Himoinsa establishes a standardized metric for evaluating the material usage and environmental footprint of its generator systems.
Timeline
The operational scenario for the assessment covers a 15-year period.
Deeper Dive
The Himoinsa generator certification follows the rigorous documentation standards established by ISO 14025. This move aligns the product line with the growing trend of standardized environmental reporting for heavy industrial equipment.
Industrial buyers can now utilize standardized environmental data to compare the sustainability profiles of different generator sets. This transparency assists firms in meeting internal environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting requirements.
The takeaway
Obtaining an EPD allows manufacturers to move beyond marketing claims by providing verifiable data on product lifecycles. Companies that adopt these transparent reporting standards are better positioned to integrate into sustainable global supply chains.
Further reading
For additional context on sustainability standards in industry, see the Environmental section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Power Progress.
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