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In the next 10 minutes globally: And each year, the global construction sector emits around 10 gigatonnes of CO₂ – the equivalent of 30

What if insulation wasn’t just a building material—but a climate solution that starts on the farm? In our September Twilight Talk, the team from IndiNature

Brian Murphy – aka BrianSpecMan – is a technician and architect by training, specification writer by choice, university lecturer/studio tutor, author and environmentalist by

We’re excited to announce Ecological Building Systems as a gold sponsor for The Green Register’s 25th Anniversary exhibition. The Green Register celebrates 25 years

The Green Register celebrates 25 years this Autumn. To mark this momentous occasion we will be hosting an exhibition showcasing the work of The

Expanding on our article from April where we shared graphs showcasing developments in the retrofit industry, here’s six more retrofit statistics to keep you

James is an award-winning engineer and teacher who has designed landmark buildings and developed innovative teaching that combines practice with learning. He’s written several

Organisation background The Green Register is an independent not-for-profit organisation delivering high quality, affordable training in sustainable construction to all industry disciplines. Through our

The Green Register’s Programme Director Tom Westwood interviewed Adegbenga Ashiru to learn more about his experience in retrofit and City of Bristol College’s plans for the future of retrofit education.

Kindly sponsored by ecomerchant: together promoting ethical, healthy sustainable building materials. In our May Twilight Talk, Joe Pritchard and Jeremy Hayden from Green Register partner

Retrofit is a rapidly growing industry inthe UK with the Climate Change Comittee stating that we need to retrofit 1,000,000 homes per year by 2030.

There’s an ever-increasing amount of information out there about the cost of energy-saving home improvements like heat pumps, solar panels, and insulation. We’ve collated