The Greater London Authority (GLA) already requires all new homes to achieve a zero carbon target, and several devolved administrations and local authorities, including in Manchester, are considering the standard they should adopt for low carbon housing. This event will explore the options available for meeting ‘nearly zero’ or zero carbon housing targets, and examine case studies that show how to deliver the target in practice.

Programme

Chaired by Lynne Sullivan OBE, Chair of the Good Homes Alliance.

13:30 Registration
THE CURRENT STATUS OF NZEB IN THE UK
14:00 Summary of policy positions in the UKRichard Twinn, UKGBC
14:25 What are the options? and the latest policy developments in London – Lindsey Malcolm, XCO2
FOCUS ON RENEWABLES
14:50 Renewable energy options – PV, battery storage and moreStuart Elmes, Viridian Solar
15:15 Case study: The Solcer House and ‘Buildings as Power Stations’ – Gill Kelleher, SPECIFIC
15:40 Refreshments and networking
‘FABRIC FIRST’ APPROACH
16:10 Fabric First Institute project – Jackie Richards, Whole House Energy
16:35 Case study: Virido, Cambridge and other ‘fabric first’ projectsTom Dollard, Pollard Thomas Edwards
17:00 Final discussion and Q&A
17:30 Close followed by drinks and networking

Speakers

Event Details

Cost: Free for GHA members, £50 for partners, £75 for non-members

How to Deliver Near & Zero Energy Homes

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