How do we overcome the dual challenge of building new as zero carbon as well as retrofitting our existing properties that will still be in existence in 2050?
Housing associations and local authorities looking to drive down bills for residents on low incomes can benefit from two new frameworks to upgrade windows, doors and kitchens across their stock.
Clive Feeney, LHC group director details the main asks from the not-for-profit public sector construction framework provider in response to the government’s Net Zero Review.
Alex Begg, partner at Wendling Beck, explains how off-site procurement may be the simplest and most efficient way to unlock biodiversity net gain (BNG) for many.
Gary Lawson, managing director at Sustainable Building Services (UK) Ltd, explains how retrofit helps homes remain comfortable year-round and why smart design and communication are key to making sure residents benefit fully.
As we move closer to the government’s anticipated announcement this autumn on the finalised Future Homes Standard (FHS), John Marsh, chief operating officer at utility company GTC, says the spotlight on the built environment’s contribution to net zero intensifies.
As the UK government considers expanding the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant to include air conditioning, Marion Baeli, principal for sustainability and transformation at 10 Design, asks: are we solving the right problem in the right way?
Unlock Net Zero Live brings the UK housing and built environment sectors together to push forward bold conversations and practical solutions to decarbonise our homes and places at both pace and scale
After the Spending Review the focus needs to be on effective, efficient and quality delivery, says Stephen Sharman, director of member services at CHIC
