Garland UK launch new ‘Cutting Carbon’ CPD

Sustainable building initiatives are now more prevalent than ever before, and the UK has committed to achieving Net-Zero carbon by 2050 across all sectors of the economy. The built environment currently accounts for almost 40% of total carbon emissions and, as such, is an industry that offers significant opportunities for positive climate change.

Specially tailored to specifiers and surveyors, the RIBA-accredited ‘Cutting Carbon through Sustainable Roofing Design’ CPD by Garland UK gives a masterclass in carbon emissions during the entire lifecycle of your building project, from construction through to operational use and provides clear guidance on how sustainable roofing design can play a pivotal role in reducing emissions in commercial buildings and support your organisation’s key environmental initiatives.

Commitment to Sustainability

Reduce Carbon and Energy Bills

Garland UK’s sustainability lead, Charlotte Fenwick, explains, “The Cutting Carbon through Sustainable Roofing Design CPD has been developed as a direct response to the challenges our customers are currently facing in the industry, to reduce commercial building’s carbon emissions, increase thermal efficiency and, where possible, reduce those ever rising energy bills.’

Alex adds, “it is essential for us to keep raising the standard in the industry and keep improving how we educate our customers and peers. We are responsible for ensuring the longevity of our roofing specifications that comply with current legislation and building regulations. We know this CPD will help advise the best sustainable roofing practices in the industry today.”

Cutting Carbon Through Sustainable Roofing Design

Outlining the key areas of consideration for specifiers, the ‘Cutting Carbon through Sustainable Roofing Design’ CPD explores carbon emissions during the entire lifecycle of your building project, from construction through to operational use and provides clear guidance on how sustainable roofing design can play a pivotal role in reducing emissions in commercial buildings and support your organisation’s critical environmental initiatives.

Learning Outcomes:

• Current legislation and Building Regulations requirements that relate to cutting carbon.
• Whole Life Carbon of a building and the opportunities to reduce emissions at each stage.
• Existing sustainability initiatives that encourage carbon reduction.
• Effective, sustainable roofing systems in the market
• The analytical tools to identify areas for improvement in the roofing design to maximise potential carbon reductions.