Construction professionals want to have a positive impact on their industry and are being asked to do so by their clients. With the increased use of phrases like ‘net zero’, ‘zero carbon’, ‘carbon neutral’ and ‘carbon negative/positive’, it is important to be clear about what we want from the materials specified in our buildings, and what we want construction projects to achieve.
Our new white paper will highlight what ‘better decisions’ look like in the context of taking action to combat climate change. By the end, we hope to show how to deliver construction projects that can genuinely be described as ‘net zero carbon’, without any need for greenwashing.
Our guide to net zero carbon in construction covers:
Net zero in context
How to define ‘net zero’ in construction
Choosing regulations and standards to demonstrate net zero carbon
Net zero carbon in practice
Download your free white paper and learn more about how to make a positive impact on your next project through the consideration of net zero carbon in construction.
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