Zero Carbon seminar programme announced for UK Construction Week

  • 3 Aug 2015

The Zero Carbon Hub aims to support the mainstream delivery of energy efficient homes in the UK.

It identifies risks, removes barriers to innovation and helps to demonstrate that energy efficient homes can be delivered by the mainstream housing industry.

Seminar programme

The seminars will be presented in a series of thirty minutes slots, which will address:

  • The risks and dangers of overheating in energy efficient homes
  • Skills shortages in the construction industry
  • Achieving zero carbon in the UK
  • Energy efficiency for small and medium-sized housebuilders
  • The latest recommendations for ventilation
  • Energy efficient homes

The Zero Carbon Hub works to develop the technical definition of an energy efficient home. It commissions and carries out research, provides advice on energy efficient homes, publishes guidance and information and hosts numerous events to discuss the subject.

The hub also keeps the wider industry updated on changes in government policy and highlights innovative green solutions.

Contact:

Media 10 Limited,
Crown House,
151 High Road,
Loughton,
United Kingdom,
IG10 4LF

Phone: 020 3225 5200
Fax: 020 3225 5202

Visit UK Construction Week's website

Leave a Reply

Latest news

AWMS
LIFTEX

Registration opens for LIFTEX 2025 (11 - 12 June)

Registration has opened for LIFTEX 2025. Now in its 37th year, the show is the UK’s only dedicated exhibition for the lift, escalator and access industry and takes place only once every three years.

Posted in Accessibility, Articles, Building Associations & Institutes, Building Industry Events, Building Industry News, Building Products & Structures, Building Regulations & Accreditations, Building Services, Exhibitions and Conferences, Facility Management & Building Services, Health & Safety, Restoration & Refurbishment, Retrofit & Renovation

Tobermore
Tobermore

Groundworkers - improve your tender success rates with Tobermore's Secura Portal

For groundworkers, tendering residential retaining wall projects can be a time-consuming and complicated process. The key is to tender using Tobermore’s Secura modular concrete block retaining walls rather than the default masonry specification & the Secura Portal, an online tool.

Posted in Articles, Bricks & Blocks, Building Industry News, Building Products & Structures, Building Services, Building Systems, Case Studies, Civil Engineering, Concrete, Cement, Admixtures, Facility Management & Building Services, Hard Landscaping & Walkways, Information Technology, Innovations & New Products, Landscaping, Posts, Restoration & Refurbishment, Retrofit & Renovation, Walls