The idea is to give steel spans and other elements a second career, cutting material costs and embodied carbon.

Calcined clay concrete has been used in an apartment building going up in North London.

Balfour Beatty said that it achieved 26% carbon reduction during road tests after it retrofitted two salt spreader HGVs hybrid hydrogen technology.

Construction Management, the Chartered Institute of Building and Hilti recently brought together a panel of senior professionals from across the built environment to discuss the industry’s carbon reduction challenge and the role of digitisation.

Morgan Sindall will be deploying its carbon assessment tool in a school project in Hertfordshire.

If the construction supply chain is to decarbonise, it must embrace digital technology. That was the verdict of an expert panel from contractors, suppliers and academia, brought together by CM editor Will Mann.

The construction industry must maintain its commitment to decarbonisation even as the government back-pedals.

The Chartered Institute of Building is urging government to introduce a loan scheme to help with the costs of retrofitting homes in the UK.

A round-up of reactions from the built environment to the Secretary of State to block the rebuilding of M&S’s iconic building in London’s Marble Arch.

Buro Happold has handed over the keys of the new Queens Park Rangers FC’s Heston training ground in West London, which has been designed to reduce carbon emissions.

BSI has launched an update of its carbon management standard to help all built environment organisations reduce their carbon emissions.

A whisky distillery in Scotland will be the first to trial a new limewash for building surfaces that uses bacteria to self-repair and protect against erosion.

National Highways has announced a reduced carbon footprint gantry as the winner of its gantry design competition.

Tales of low-carbon concrete abound, but what exactly does that mean? Kristina Smith looks at what’s in the mix.

BAM’s UK and Ireland businesses have accelerated their carbon reduction targets.

Construction contract provider NEC has announced a new clause to its NEC4 suite of contracts that it hopes will reduce ‘greenwash’.