About this course 

Join trainer Yiota Paraskeva, Head of Technical Services at Eight Versa, as she explains what needs to be measured – and by what means – to overcome common challenges so that you can certify your building’s Net Zero pathway.  

The UKNZCBS offers for the first time an agreed industry-wide approach to measuring carbon in construction, giving clients, consultants and contractors confidence in their figures and their comparability to other projects. 

Key learning outcomes:  

• The difference between Net Zero in construction and operation 
• What’s included in sufficiently measuring each of these areas 
• The typical challenges buildings face on their pathway to Net Zero 
• How you can overcome these issues and confidently reach your sustainability goals 

About the Speaker

Yiota Paraskeva - Head of Technical Services, Eight Versa  

As Head of Technical Services and the team’s specialist in building physics, particularly thermal performance modelling and moisture transmission, Yiota provides specialist building fabric consulting to achieve low energy schemes. With her extensive experience in architectural detailing and thermal bridging analysis of building elements, systems and junctions, Yiota provides consultancy services that aim to optimise the whole building fabric to reduce heat losses and                                                   condensation risks.  

She also specialises in dynamic modelling of buildings to provide advice in relation to energy consumption, carbon emissions, thermal comfort, overheating and daylighting, as well as modelling external microclimates and environmental conditions. As well as this, Yiota uses her expertise to help organisations measure and minimise their carbon footprint for Scope 1, 2 and 3. Yiota has a BSc in Architectural Engineering from the University of Thrace, Greece, and a MSc in Energy and Efficient Environmental Building Design from Lund University, Sweden and is also a Certified Passive House Designer.

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