Opinion Four ways defence can lead construction’s net-zero drive As he nears the end of a long career in UK defence, Peter Egan believes the sector can be a leading client for sustainable best practice in the built environment.
News Heat pump installer training needs to ‘pick up pace’ The construction industry needs to accelerate training of heat pump installers if it is to keep carbon reduction on schedule for hitting the net zero target by 2050.
News Mace to lead green refurbishment of Foster-designed City office Mace will be refurbishing a building in the City of London with the aim of minimising its embodied carbon through the recycling and repurposing of materials and the removal of fossil fuels.
People Job spotlight: embodied carbon consultant, Buro Happold Buro Happold’s embodied carbon consultant gives an insight into why she was attracted to her present role and offers advice to youngsters considering a career in construction
CIOB Community Chatsworth House: charting a sustainable future How do you enhance the environmental credentials of a stately home that dates back more than three centuries?
People New training centre set to boost green skills in construction Basingstoke College of Technology’s (BCoT) has a newly completed training centre that will allow students and local businesses to become equipped with knowledge and skills in renewable technologies such as…
People CIOB launches sustainability guide for the built environment The Guide to Sustainability in the Built Environment has been published to help construction professionals embrace sustainable practices
News CIOB launches sustainability guide for the built environment The Chartered Institute of Building has published a new sustainability guide for built environment professionals.
News Biodiversity net gain rules for new developments delayed The government has postponed the planned introduction of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirement for new building projects.
People Job spotlight: Brogan MacDonald, Ramboll From creating new low carbon tools to building a TikTok community, no two days are the same for Ramboll’s head of sustainability
News ‘Baffling’: construction reaction to Sunak’s net zero U-turn The construction industry has reacted with disappointment and confusion to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s announcement that the government will delay implementation of many net zero policies.
Video Video | Climate situation ‘desperate’, says Paul Morrell The built environment’s sector progress on climate change has come to a standstill, Paul Morrell has said in an interview with Cohesive’s chief value officer David Philp at this year Digital Construction Summit.
People CIOB reveals new sustainability head Chartered environmentalist Amanda Williams has been appointed to the newly created position
News Amanda Williams becomes new CIOB sustainability head CIOB has appointed Amanda Williams to the new role of head of environmental sustainability.
News Coffee grounds make concrete 30% stronger, says study Researchers from the RMIT in Australia have developed a method to make concrete 30% stronger with recycled coffee grounds.
People Morgan Sindall reveals plans to drive social value Morgan Sindall Construction and European Metal Recycling (EMR) have announced a new partnership which will benefit local causes
Opinion How would a ULEZ for buildings work? Scientists have argued that a ULEZ for buildings – as well as vehicles – is necessary to reduce air pollution. Hugh Franklin examines how such a scheme would work in practice.
Digital Construction Can AI be trusted to identify project liability risks? Zainab Anwar and Olivia Jenkins consider the potential value of multiple AI-driven technologies on construction projects. Since the government announced plans to achieve an AI-driven economy that sees the UK…
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