UKGBC unveils new net zero guidance

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Publication is part of the UKBC’s programme to drive the transition to net zero construction

The UKGBC has published new guidance to help break down barriers to the design and construction of net zero carbon buildings.

Called ‘Unlocking the delivery of net zero buildings’, the guide follows on from UKGBC research published in September that revealed a net zero carbon office would cost 8% to 17% more and an apartment block would cost 5% more than conventional construction.

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