net zero

Industry organisations across the UK built environment sector have joined forces to develop a net-zero carbon standard for buildings.

Six technology start-ups, including two based in the UK, are teaming up with global cement companies to help the industry reach net-zero by 2050.

SP Energy Networks and Digital Catapult will explore how digital-twin tech can help the UK to meet its net-zero ambitions.

The startup uses wood pulp to produce acoustic tiles commonly used in commercial and residential ceilings.

Atkins, member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, will work with up to 16 UK industrial sites to develop roadmaps and a plan of interventions.

HS2 has signed up to support CO2nstruct Zero: the Construction Leadership Council’s carbon reduction campaign.

Offsite contractor M-AR has put a comprehensive strategy into action as it works towards achieving net zero across the business.

UKRI’s Hannah Gibson reflects on the Transforming Construction Challenge, and how to build a more sustainable, productive, and diverse sector.

SNC-Lavalin has launched the ‘Decarbonomics’ tool to provide clients with a complete carbon assessment of their entire building estate.

MHM Group has launched a new eco initiative that offers lower emission equipment solutions to the plant hire and construction sectors.