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This course marks the first step towards an accredited Life Cycle assessor training programme, developed in collaboration with CIBSE Training, delivered with the Supply Chain Sustainability School, and supported by the Laudes Foundation.

LCP have partnered with Construction Carbon to gain a deeper understanding of the carbon impact of developments, like WMI, at every stage of the construction. This enables LCP to achieve Embodied Carbon Net Zero quickly and effectively.

Construction Carbon has joined a global community of businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability, by becoming a Certified B Corporation.

This ground-breaking collaboration aims to establish a common basis of comparison and benchmarking across all LCP sites, enabling the development and reporting of a comprehensive Net Zero strategy and reducing upfront embodied carbon impact.

Construction Carbon's Gilbert Lennox-King reflects on UKGBC's fourth Innovative Start-Up Forum, where UKGBC's Contractor members shared their experiences working with start-ups and discussed ways this relationship could be improved.

Rosetta Risk Management, the leading aggregator of construction risk performance data for insurers, brokers, contractors, developers and lenders, today announced a strategic partnership with Construction Carbon, an independent carbon verification and ratings provider.

Construction Carbon, a Proptech company that focuses on reducing carbon emissions in the construction industry, has won the Tech London Advocates CBRE Net Zero Carbon challenge. The challenge, launched by Tech London Advocates and CBRE, sought to identify and support innovative technology solutions that can help the real estate sector achieve net-zero carbon emissions.

Supported by over 1000 individuals, 14 sector groups and backed by 9 industry bodies Construction Carbon CEO Gilbert Lennox-King was honoured to undertake the role of interim project manager for this initiative. This new standard will enable the industry to agree on common definitions, benchmarks, targets and limits for built assets to reach Net Zero Carbon.

The UKGBC has recognised Construction Carbon as an example of best practice for verifying net zero carbon buildings. Construction Carbon are one of 8 organisations with verified buildings as net zero carbon using UKGBC's framework.

Construction Carbon and Slaughter & May held a joint event in person and online, exploring the issue of embodied carbon from the perspective of impact, assessment, legislation and potential financial benefits. The panel included leading lights from within the drive to decarbonise construction and the built environment.