The UK government has introduced new regulations for net zero carbon buildings, effective from 2023. The regulations aim to reduce carbon emissions from new buildings by 75% compared to 2013 levels.
This guide provides an overview of the UK's net zero building regulations, including the new Part L and Part F building regulations, which come into effect in 2023.
Researchers at UCL are working on a project to develop new technologies and strategies for achieving net zero carbon buildings in the UK, in line with the 2023 regulations.
Construction News provides an overview of the new net zero building regulations in the UK, including the key changes and implications for the industry.
The Carbon Trust's net zero building calculator is a tool designed to help building owners and developers assess their building's carbon footprint and develop a plan to achieve net zero emissions.
This video provides an introduction to net zero buildings, including the benefits and challenges of achieving net zero emissions, and the UK regulations and standards that support this goal.
The UK Green Building Council provides an overview of the UK's policy and regulatory framework for net zero buildings, including the 2023 regulations and future plans.
This technical guidance document provides detailed information on the design and operation of net zero carbon buildings, including the UK's 2023 regulations and standards.