UKGBC has announced its team of Programme Partners who will be driving the Advancing Net Zero programme over the next year.
Since its inception in 2018, UKGBC’s Advancing Net Zero (ANZ) programme has been leading the UK’s transition to a net zero carbon built environment and it continues to work with the programme’s Partners, and wider UKGBC membership, on guidance and advocacy work to help the sector reach net zero.
UKGBC is delighted to announce the following organisations as Advancing Net Zero Programme Partners:
- BAM Construct UK
- Berkeley Group
- Buro Happold
- CBRE
- Grosvenor Property UK
- Hoare Lea
- ISG
- JLL
- Lloyds Banking Group
- ROCKWOOL
- Turner & Townsend
Spanning a wide range of sectors, the Advancing Net Zero Programme Partners represent the voice of the industry. Their generous support will enable UKGBC to use its convening power to foster cross-sector collaboration and help tackle current industry barriers to progress.
In collaboration with the Partners, UKGBC has identified the following as key priorities for the Advancing Net Zero programme:
- Renewable energy procurement
- Commercial retrofit
- Verification of net zero buildings
- System enablers for a circular economy
- Carbon pricing
- Embodied carbon
- Finance & Valuation
For other organisations who wish to get involved in the programme, there is the opportunity to be involved as a Project Partner for specific projects, as well as through joining various Task Groups or Review Groups. To stay informed of any upcoming opportunities, contact us at ANZ@ukgbc.org to be added to our quarterly mailing list.
If you who would like to find out more about the programme’s work to date, including past outputs and other helpful resources such as our Course Mail series, please visit the ANZ homepage.
Yetunde Abdul, Head of Climate Action, UKGBC said: “The core purpose of UKGBC’s Advancing Net Zero programme is to identify and accelerate the solutions we need to secure a net zero future for the built environment.
“Each year the ANZ partners play a pivotal role in shaping the content of our annual work programme and providing valuable insight into the challenges and successes they experience on the ground, and I look forward to working with each partner more closely over the coming year.
