The UK’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard aims to significantly curb carbon emissions in building construction and operations. This framework, demanding yet achievable, encourages the industry to adopt sustainable materials, improve energy efficiency, and reduce waste. Although the transition poses challenges—such as higher costs and the need for new technologies—the Standard sets a clear pathway for the sector to minimise environmental impact, contributing to the UK’s broader climate goals.
Opinion Piece Bridging the gap: advancing renewable heating in the UK By Stephen Bielby, Operations Manager, Ground Source Heat Pump Association (GSHPA) As the UK
Industry News Global Green Building Coalition Launches Initiative to Boost Sustainable Building Finance A coalition of global green building organizations, including the UK’s Building Research
Industry News Research Reveals Low Interest in Construction Careers Among UK Adults A recent study commissioned by the construction industry not-for-profit organization Deconstruction found that
