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Carbon Futures
We are a team of energy and building performance consultants operating throughout the UK tackling the Climate Emergency.
About Carbon Futures
As an independent energy and sustainability consultancy, our purpose is to support the decarbonisation of the UK built environment and create transformative, sustainable communities that have a lasting impact. We collaborate with a wide range of client groups and design team partners including local and national government, social landlords, public sector bodies, private developers, architects, building contractors, throughout the UK. We provide value by developing sustainable, energy-efficient strategies that exceed industry standards and improve the performance of buildings. The Carbon Futures team is made up of architects, technologists, building physicists, engineers and Passivhaus experts. Driven by data, our experts carry out detailed modelling and analysis to support the design and delivery of construction projects across various industry sectors. Our practical, impartial guidance ensures client targets for Net Zero, energy efficiency and sustainability are met, ensuring the final project outcomes are high-performing and cost-effective.
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Presence & Recognition
Carbon Futures hosted a webinar exploring the role and responsibilities of the Third Party Verifier for the 2026/27 Net Zero Public Sector Building Standard (NZPSBS) update, hosted by Scottish Futures Trust.
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Presence & Recognition
Carbon Futures team members Zarja Krevelj and David Russell joined hub West Scotland, ECD Architects Ltd, Montagu Evans and G15 Thriving Places for a community litter pick across Drumchapel.
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Presence & Recognition
Carbon Futures team will be exhibiting at the Built Environment - Smarter Transformation event at the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh at the International Retrofit Conference (BE-ST Fest East) on Wednesday, 2 September.
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