PBC Today is pleased to announce that they hosted the first in a series of free-to-watch webinars that connect expert speakers with a select audience of industry professionals to explore all aspects of the built environment.
These hour-long panel discussions will be a platform to take a deep dive into a chosen subject, to scrutinise, evangelise or criticise.
Future Homes Standard 2025
The Future Homes Standard is set to come into force in 2025, requiring CO2 emissions for new homes to be 75%-80% lower than those built to current standards.
With the full technical specification due to be published for consultation this year, this webinar examined this new blueprint for the construction of homes and asked if the industry is on the right track for 2025.
Our expert panel discussed the impact of the changes already introduced to Building Regulations governing ventilation, overheating and conservation of energy and power, as well as the “fabric first” approach to energy efficiency.
They also discussed the challenges and opportunities in moving towards “zero carbon ready” homes in terms of design, skills and, crucially, handling the associated costs in light of the current economic backdrop and the geopolitical situation.
Event Enquiries
Email sinead@pbctoday.co.uk.
Sponsorship Enquiries
Email gjackson@pbctoday.co.uk.
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Event Details
Event Details
The Future Homes Standard is set to come into force in 2025, requiring CO2 emissions for new homes to be 75%-80% lower than those built to current standards.
With the full technical specification due to be published for consultation this year, this webinar examined this new blueprint for the construction of homes and asked if the industry is on the right track for 2025.
Our expert panel discussed the impact of the changes already introduced to Building Regulations governing ventilation, overheating and conservation of energy and power, as well as the “fabric first” approach to energy efficiency.
They also discussed the challenges and opportunities in moving towards “zero carbon ready” homes in terms of design, skills and, crucially, handling the associated costs in light of the current economic backdrop and the geopolitical situation.
Event Enquiries
Email sinead@pbctoday.co.uk.
Sponsorship Enquiries
Email gjackson@pbctoday.co.uk.
Speakers for this event
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Dr Gavin Dunn
Dr Gavin Dunn
Chief Executive, CABE
Dr Dunn discussed his work as chair of the Building Regulations Advisory Committee’s Future Homes Standard Working Group, looking at the changes to Building Regulations designed to lay the foundations for highly energy efficient homes that are ready for zero carbon heating and incorporate measures to support improved ventilation, wellbeing and protection from overheating resulting as a consequence of climate change.
Chief Executive, CABE
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Eddie Tuttle
Eddie Tuttle
Director for Policy, External Affairs & Research, CIOB
Eddie discussed the importance of monitoring the operational energy use of buildings, the need to construct net zero carbon buildings and how a national retrofit strategy can increase the energy efficiency of existing housing stock.
Director for Policy, External Affairs & Research, CIOB
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John Askew
John Askew
Regulatory Specialist, Local Authority Building Control
John examined the impact of Building Regulations updates as part of the Future Homes Standard on new dwellings in England, performance standards and what compliance looks like, and how we can ensure we meet the standards from 2025 onwards.
Regulatory Specialist, Local Authority Building Control
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Paul Jones
Paul Jones
Director, Ramboll
At Ramboll, Paul has recently been responsible for engaging with clients to raise awareness of the Future Homes Standard, and he used this webinar to advise on the impact that legislative change will have on the way that we design and deliver new homes.
Director, Ramboll
Schedule
- 8th february 2023
- 11:00 Dr Gavin Dunn - Webinar Discussion Points11:00- 12:00Dr Dunn will discuss his work as chair of the Building Regulations Advisory Committee’s Future Homes Standard Working Group, looking at the changes to Building Regulations designed to lay the foundations for highly energy efficient homes that are ready for zero carbon heating and incorporate measures to support improved ventilation, wellbeing and protection from overheating resulting as a consequence of climate change.
- 11:00 Eddie Tuttle - Webinar Discussion Points11:00- 12:00Eddie will discuss the importance of monitoring the operational energy use of buildings, the need to construct net zero carbon buildings and how a national retrofit strategy can increase the energy efficiency of existing housing stock.
- 11:00 John Askew - Webinar Discussion Points11:00- 12:00John will examine the impact of Building Regulations updates as part of the Future Homes Standard on new dwellings in England, performance standards and what compliance looks like, and how we can ensure we meet the standards from 2025 onwards.
- 11:00 Paul Jones - Webinar Discussion Points11:00- 12:00At Ramboll, Paul has recently been responsible for engaging with clients to raise awareness of the Future Homes Standard, and will be using this webinar to advise on the impact that legislative change will have on the way that we design and deliver new homes.