BRE provides Net Zero Energy certification, helping buildings in the UK achieve net zero energy status. Our certification process involves assessing a building's energy efficiency and on-site renewable energy generation.
The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) provides guidance on achieving net zero energy in the UK. Our report outlines the key steps and considerations for building owners and developers to achieve net zero energy certification.
The UK Government provides a guide to net zero energy buildings, including the certification process and requirements. The guide covers building design, energy efficiency, and on-site renewable energy generation.
The Carbon Trust provides an overview of the net zero energy certification process in the UK. Our experts can help buildings achieve net zero energy status through energy efficiency measures and on-site renewable energy generation.
University College London (UCL) conducts research on net zero energy buildings, including the development of new certification schemes and standards. Our research aims to support the UK's transition to a net zero energy economy.
IESVE provides software tools to support the net zero energy certification process in the UK. Our tools help building designers and owners assess energy efficiency and on-site renewable energy generation.
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) hosts a webinar on net zero energy certification in the UK. The webinar covers the certification process, energy efficiency measures, and on-site renewable energy generation.
The Better Buildings Partnership (BBP) provides case studies of net zero energy buildings in the UK. Our case studies demonstrate the benefits of achieving net zero energy certification, including reduced energy costs and improved occupant health.