The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has launched a new framework for net zero carbon buildings, providing a clear definition and guidance for the industry.
Passivhaus is a highly efficient building standard that can help achieve net zero energy. The Passivhaus Trust provides certification and training for builders and architects.
BRE (Building Research Establishment) offers a range of certification schemes for net zero energy buildings, including BREEAM and the Home Quality Mark.
The Zero Carbon Hub is a collaboration between industry and government to develop and implement policies for zero carbon homes. It provides guidance and resources for builders and developers.
This academic paper reviews the current status of net zero energy buildings and discusses future directions for the industry, including certification schemes and policy frameworks.
The Global Building Certification Institute (GBCI) offers a net zero energy building certification program, which recognizes buildings that achieve net zero energy performance.
The UK government has published a net zero strategy, which includes plans to decarbonize the built environment and promote net zero energy buildings.
This online tool provides a comprehensive design framework for net zero energy buildings, including energy modeling and simulation capabilities.