Name
edie Green Buildings
Description
Taking place during London Climate Action Week, edie’s Green Buildings Forum & Workshops is a new, dedicated event designed to help businesses tackle one of the most complex challenges on the net-zero journey: decarbonising building stock.
The scale and urgency of the challenge are clear. The UK’s built environment accounts for around a quarter of national greenhouse gas emissions, 80% of today’s buildings will still be in use in 2050, and emissions from non-residential buildings must fall sharply this decade if the UK is to remain on track for net zero.
While green buildings remain a top priority for businesses, many organisations still struggle to translate ambition into action. Information is often fragmented, overly technical, or focused on new builds rather than the realities of existing assets. This event has been created to cut through the noise, bringing clarity, collaboration and practical insight to those responsible for delivering change.
Join sustainability, energy, and green building professionals at IET London: Savoy Place for a full day dedicated to accelerating the transition to net-zero carbon buildings.
The scale and urgency of the challenge are clear. The UK’s built environment accounts for around a quarter of national greenhouse gas emissions, 80% of today’s buildings will still be in use in 2050, and emissions from non-residential buildings must fall sharply this decade if the UK is to remain on track for net zero.
While green buildings remain a top priority for businesses, many organisations still struggle to translate ambition into action. Information is often fragmented, overly technical, or focused on new builds rather than the realities of existing assets. This event has been created to cut through the noise, bringing clarity, collaboration and practical insight to those responsible for delivering change.
Join sustainability, energy, and green building professionals at IET London: Savoy Place for a full day dedicated to accelerating the transition to net-zero carbon buildings.
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