Net Zero Strategy template
This slide template can be adapted for members to use the specifications required from the Net Zero Roadmap.
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Carbon Calculator
This carbon calculator has been tailored to the timber industry, use this to record energy use, and calculate their carbon emissions.
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What does the Future Homes Hub mean for the construction sector?
The new plan from Future Homes Hub sets out the construction sector's path to whole-life carbon assessments The Future Homes Hub has published an Embodied and Whole Life Carbon Implementation Plan for 2023-25. This plan follows the publication of the Government’s Net-Zero Strategy in 2021, which set out ambitions for...
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Net zero roadmap offers timber businesses carbon and cost savings
A new timber industry net zero roadmap aims to accelerate the productivity, sustainability, and innovation of the sector to better meet the needs of a low-carbon world. Commissioned by Timber Development UK (TDUK) in collaboration with eleven UK timber trade associations*, the Timber Industry Net Zero Roadmap was developed following...
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Net Zero Roadmap
The Net-Zero Roadmap project wants to establish a clear route to net-zero by 2050 for the industry. The roadmap highlights the key areas where the timber industry can make a difference.
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MP letter template – Support Jerome Mayhew MP’s embodied carbon bill
In the build-up to Jerome Mayhew MP’s ten-minute rule bill on regulating embodied carbon, we are encouraging members of the timber industry to write to their MPs in support of this bill.
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Assessing the Carbon-Related Impacts and Benefits of Timber in Construction
This paper explains how to account for carbon in timber buildings and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) by using the latest standards.
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How should you assess timber when measuring embodied carbon?
As embodied carbon returns to the political agenda, TDUK offers advice on how architects and engineers can accurately assess the embodied carbon associated with timber buildings and building products. The Embodied Carbon Bill, re-introduced to Parliament in June, aims to make it mandatory to report the whole-life carbon emissions of...
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