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Over 1 in 3 families set to face higher winter energy bills

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) has raised concerns over a new report by the Resolution Foundation, which reveals that one in three households will face higher winter energy bills.

CIOB calls for a rethink of government loan-based energy schemes

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has called for a new loan-based energy scheme to improve efficiency for UK homeowners.

Reducing embodied carbon in building products for a sustainable future

As one of the key topics of debate around sustainability and climate change, embodied carbon is something we must all understand better. Vincent Matthews, head of UK marketing for SFS, explains.

Caulmert chosen to oversee net-zero school in Wales

Caulmert has been chosen to oversee the construction of a new net-zero school in North Wales and will reuse materials from the previous site to enhance sustainability.

Rye, Winchelsea & District Memorial Hospital achieves first net-zero hospital status

The Rye, Winchelsea & District Memorial Hospital in East Sussex has been confirmed as the UK’s first carbon-neutral community hospital.

Construction industry must address whole-life CO2 emissions in buildings, warn academics

Academics from the University of Manchester have warned that the UK building sector must take more serious consideration into cutting whole-life CO2 emissions in buildings.

Talking energy efficiency with Samsung’s Steve Fleming

PBC Today sat down with Samsung’s Head of Climate Solutions Steve Fleming to talk all things energy efficiency.

Amey to help deliver a net zero prison estate with SMART meters

Amey will assist the Ministry of Justice to ensure a net zero prison estate through SMART meter installation on 36 sites.

Cellulose wool insulation: An exact and cheap method for warm ceilings

For many years, a new, ecological, extremely effective and cheap method for the insulation of attics has existed and is steadily growing in new markets: blown-in cellulose wool.

Your tailored partner for streamlined construction services and green innovation

Since its establishment in 2017, One Stop Consult has embarked on a mission to revolutionise the construction industry by providing streamlined construction services and green innovation.

Renewable energy installations in UK homes reach record highs

The first half of 2023 has seen a boom in renewable energy installations, with more heat pump and solar panels being fitted than any six-month period ,according to MCS data.

Raising inverted roof performance with encapsulated vacuum insulation panels

Kingspan explores how encapsulated vacuum insulation panels (VIPs) could be the answer to improving your inverted roof's performance.

Simply not enough trained installers for Boiler Upgrade Scheme, according to EUA

Ofgem figures show a disappointingly low number of applications for the £5000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme subsidy compared to government predictions.

Fischer introduces new air source water heater, Aquafficient Eco+

Zero-emission electric heating manufacturer Fischer has launched the Aquafficient Eco+, a new air source water heater designed to provide hot water quickly and efficiently.

iHelios wins eco-heating innovation award

iHelios Living Reinvented has been recognised for their eco-heating innovation, winning 'Most Pioneering Eco Heating Company 2023 North East England' in the UK Enterprise Awards.

Sustainable design: How can I evaluate my infrastructure projects for their sustainable impact?

Do your infrastructure projects embed sustainability from the outset? Is it something you have struggled with in the past? What is your approach to sustainable design?

BPF urges Goverment to clarify EPC targets for commercial buildings

The British Property Federation has raised concerns over potential setbacks in the UK's net zero target if the Government do not set out clear EPC targets for commercial buildings.

Establishing a consumer-centric regulatory environment for heat networks

Ahead of the major decarbonisation challenge in the UK, Nick Geddes, Energy Systems Catapult, explores how cost-effective, sustainable alternatives such as heat networks could be the solution.

HS2’s Old Oak Common super-hub station wins top sustainability rating

HS2's Old Oak Common super-hub station has been awarded an exceptional rating in the Building Research Establishment's Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM) evaluation.

The decarbonisation of buildings: A win for society, industry and government

Rick Hartwig, built environment lead at the Institution of Engineering & Technology, examines the business and social case for the decarbonisation of buildings, and what industry and government need to do to support the transition to net zero.

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