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The search for lower carbon aluminium solutions to support sustainable design

John McComb, technical services director at Reynaers Aluminium, looks at the work taking place within the aluminium industry to improve access to products with lower levels of embodied carbon.

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ENGIE launches new district energy centre in Newcastle

A new district energy centre has been launched by ENGIE UK, in partnership with Newcastle City Council, boosting Newcastle’s commitment to tackling climate change.

£1m homeless sanctuary in Ashford insulated with Actis Hybrid

A former vicarage which is being converted into temporary accommodation for homeless people in Ashford, Kent, is being insulated with Actis Hybrid products.

UKGBC: Office sector must reduce energy by 60% for net-zero carbon

The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has published the energy performance targets for commercial offices that are aiming to achieve net-zero carbon.

University Challenge 2020: The next generation of timber construction

In this article, TRADA looks at why the Stirling Prize-winning Goldsmith Street represents a big step forward for Passivhaus – and looks at the 2020 University Challenge.

Wates commits to zero waste and carbon by 2025

The Wates Group has today committed to zero waste and carbon from its operations by 2025, well ahead of the government’s own environmental targets.

Actis and STA respond to initial consultation on Future Homes Standard

Insulation specialist Actis has been working with the Structural Timber Association (STA) on its response to the government's revised Part L and F Building Regulations.

Low carbon heating for new homes in Scotland by 2024

New regulations in Scotland will be developed to ensure all new homes use renewable or low carbon heating and are more energy efficient.

11 office buildings become first to accomplish net-zero carbon status

Offices across Manchester and Liverpool have been verified as net-zero carbon under the UK Green Building Council’s 2019 definition.

Can Part L building regulations keep up with the sustainability agenda?

Phil Kelly, head of sustainability and building physics at Ramboll, discusses the challenge of staying ahead of the curve with sustainable building regulations, ahead of the Part L updates.

Can an historic building be a green building?

Trident Building Consultancy takes a look at the green initiatives that can be adapted to benefit a historic building and its occupant.

TfL releases business plan to keep London moving

Transport for London (TfL) has published its five-year Business Plan draft covering 2020/21 to 2024/25 to support sustainable growth in London.

Mott MacDonald pledge to become carbon neutral by 2020

Mott MacDonald’s aim is to drive down carbon emissions in the short, medium and long term, by implementing a set of policies and actions on carbon management.

Vital Energi secures £8.9m M&E contract for Royal Warwick Square

Vital Energi has been awarded a £8.9m contract to provide the complete mechanical and electrical (M&E) infrastructure at Royal Warwick Square.

European cities and companies commit to net-zero buildings

Leading European cities including Helsinki, Finland and Valladolid and companies have pledged to slash carbon emissions from their buildings to net-zero.

Siemens helps Hallé orchestra cut energy use by 35%

Siemens is helping the Hallé orchestra’s new £4.3m St Peter’s extension cut costs by integrating a digital solution to reduce energy use by 35%.

Architects pledge net-zero carbon operational design strategies

Architects Perkins and Will, in partnership with Penoyre & Prasad, will offer net-zero carbon operational design strategies for new and retrofit buildings.

Build2Perform focuses on actions to meet UK emission targets

The opening day of Build2Perform Live featured practical actions to help the UK accelerate its progress to meeting its 2050 emission targets.

Amey to trial the world’s first autonomous pickup truck

Amey Australia’s regional autonomous trial has been unveiled which will see Amey operate the world’s first retrofitted autonomous pickup truck.

ENGIE secures £20m contract in offshore wind energy market

ENGIE Fabricom has secured over £20m worth of business in offshore wind following a series of wins over the course of the past 12 months.

Spacetherm insulation to improve heating efficiency in Victorian house

The installation of Spacetherm WL insulation is set to improve the heating efficiency of a Victorian, three floor, semi-detached house in south east London.

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