Housing today will be hosting  a webinar on Thursday 28th March 2024 (1:30pm - 2:30pm)

Webinar info:

As the world strives towards a more sustainable future, the housing industry finds itself at the forefront of transformative shifts. From new EPC rating requirements, to the Future Homes Standard, there is no shortage of challenges facing those building and managing the country’s housing stock.

In this session, our expert panel will provide a guide to the intricacies of the regulatory landscape, providing valuable insights to help navigate and thrive in the era of green building.

Key discussion points include:

Green building standards: Explore the evolving standards and certifications that are set to shape the future of the UK housing sector. Understand how compliance with these standards can not only enhance environmental performance but also boost the market value of properties.

Energy efficiency mandates: Uncover the latest energy efficiency requirements and mandates affecting residential properties. Learn about innovative technologies and practices that can help you meet and exceed these standards, leading to reduced operational costs and a lower carbon footprint.

Circular economy principles: Gain a deep understanding of the circular economy principles that are gaining prominence in the housing sector. Discover how adopting circular practices can not only contribute to sustainability but also create opportunities for cost savings and resource efficiency.

Financial implications: Delve into the financial aspects of sustainability in the housing sector. Our experts will discuss potential funding opportunities, incentives, and the economic benefits associated with adopting green practices. They will also discuss the financial challenges of meeting requirements.

Risk mitigation strategies: Identify potential risks associated with non-compliance and explore effective strategies to mitigate them. Understand how staying ahead of regulatory changes can position your organisation as a leader in sustainable development.