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This guide is a practical starting point for anyone wishing to work with the supply chain to deliver positive transformational sustainability outcomes in the built environment.

Our 2030 strategy sets out how will we work towards our vision of a thriving built environment.

This report supports greater reductions in the energy use and associated carbon emissions of operational non-domestic buildings, outlining key steps for success and lists practical actions, which will be applicable to many buildings.

This report supports the retail and logistics sectors to take action to combat their energy and carbon impacts.

This report identifies the barriers preventing sustainable solutions from moving beyond pilots and sets out practical enablers that industry can implement now.

An update on the built environment sector’s progress towards meeting our net zero trajectory, launched at COP26 in 2021.

UKGBC responds to the new Government’s National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) consultation 2025.

UKGBC have launched a Framework to provide organisations with a consistent methodology for measuring climate-related physical risks to built assets.

Bricks without water, mortar or glue to enable deconstruction at end of life.

“UKGBC and members, alongside the wider sector, have been working to rebuild the technical foundations…

A pre-verified platform enabling construction material manufacturers to create, manage and verify environmental data, such as LCAs, EPDs and DPPs, and turn them into business value. The platform gives LCA managers control over environmental product data, provides leadership with transparency for decision-making, enables product and procurement teams to improve materials and sourcing, and helps sales teams respond faster to customer expectations with verified information.

UKGBC’s annual Trends Report highlights and explores a range of themes, topics and solutions that…

Find out what UKGBC achieved and how we drove change in 2024-25.

An interactive page illustrating how a Warm Homes Stamp Duty Incentive could work and designed to encourage homeowners and buyers towards low-carbon upgrades.

UKGBC responds to the Government’s consultation on stimulating demand for low carbon industrial products.

UKGBC has responded to the Government’s consultation on minimum energy efficiency standards for socially rented homes.

UKGBC responds to the Government’s consultation on a reformed Decent Homes Standard for social and privately rented homes.

This resource is tailored to built environment practitioners, developers, architects, developers, engineers, and decision-makers involved…

A new timber structure office building located in London with a holistic approach to sustainability.

This interactive webmap, made by Hoare Lea, illustrates how different urban areas feel in terms…

This Geographic Information System (GIS) map was created in collaboration with Equans as part of…

Together with other NGOs, the UKGBC called on the Labour government to commit to their £13.2bn investment into the Warm Homes Plan.

UKGBC’s responds to the first part of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS).