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UK homeowners eager to embrace solar energy

A survey from City Plumbing has shed light on the market potential for solar energy and heat pump installations.

Mace joins the NDA’s nuclear clean-up team

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has chosen Mace to assist in clean-up efforts at 17 locations throughout the UK.

Cement 2 Zero: the road to greener cement

The Cement 2 Zero project has completed its first trial melt, aiming to develop large-scale zero-emissions cement production.

Government reveals timetable for Biodiversity Net Gain policy

The government has confirmed that legislation to enforce Biodiversity Net Gain rules will be introduced in November.

Exploring carbon storage solutions in construction

The need to achieve carbon neutrality has never been more evident, particularly within the construction sector. This article explores how carbon storage solutions are vital in the quest for sustainability.

Delays to Biodiversity Net Gain Policy sparks anger from environmentalists

The government has decided to delay the Biodiversity Net Gain policy, which requires developers to improve countryside and wildlife habitats.

Net zero placemaking to drive down carbon impact

A focus on people and placemaking would spark a net zero breakthrough, says Dr Stephen Hall of climate innovation charity Ashden.

Bellway to deliver housing development with sustainable heating systems

Innovative energy-efficiency tools will be used on a new housing development in Swanley, Kent, as part of Bellway’s plans to move towards more sustainable heating systems.

Sheffield City Council delivers first ‘net zero in operation’ council homes

Sheffield’s first ‘net zero in operation’ council homes were lifted into position at the Duffield Place site in Woodseats in August.

New Passivhaus community campus approved for West Dunbartonshire

Planning permission has been granted for a new Passivhaus community campus in Faifley, West Dunbartonshire.

Blueprint Coalition urges UK Government U-turn on net zero commitments

The Blueprint Coalition is calling on the UK Government to retain its net zero commitments following policy U-turn.

RICS unveils game-changing global edition of Whole Life Carbon Assessment standard

RICS has revealed the second edition of its Whole Life Carbon Assessment for the Built Environment (WLCA) standard.

How can the construction industry support the UK’s electric vehicle infrastructure?

Matt Price, Hexa Consulting, and Alex Skidmore, Chord Consult, explore how the construction industry can lead the UK's electric vehicle infrastructure ahead of the net zero 2050 target.

Balfour Beatty secures funding for hydrogen fuel retrofit project

Balfour Beatty has secured over £240,000 of funding from the Scottish Government's Emerging Energies Technology Fund for their new hydrogen fuel retrofit project.

Reaching net zero targets with tech and carbon reporting

Matthew Jones, founder of Open ECX, explores why carbon reporting and digital systems will be key to driving a net zero future.

Nutrient neutrality reform blocked by House of Lords

The House of Lords voted down the Government's planned nutrient neutrality reform, after a strong response from environmental groups criticised the plans.

Betonmast saves €1m in sustainable construction project with Imerso

Office spaces have come a long way since the traditional cubicle-style offices of the past. The current focus has shifted towards functional spaces that foster creativity, collaboration, and innovation.

How can early engagement deliver more sustainable building envelopes?

Hitesh Pattni, Northern Specification Manager at SFS, discusses how engaging product manufacturers in technical design advice during early work stages means project-specific solutions can be aligned with sustainable outcomes.

NBS and BCIS team up to tackle net zero with new specification library

A new partnership will combine BCIS data sets into NBS's specification library, offering users greater insight into delivering net zero in their designs.

Overcoming obstacles in retrofitting the UK’s commercial buildings

Matt Richards, built environment expert and partner at Ridge and Partners, discusses the obstacles construction professionals face when retrofitting the UK's commercial buildings to reduce emissions and what can be done to prevent stalling the race to net zero.

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