A panel of expert speakers will share insights from their involvement in our climate resilience and adaptation work, their experience of embedding the principles and key challenges and opportunities to be addressed to facilitate further progress.   

Who Should Attend?

This event is open to everyone but it might be especially insightful for:

• Developers, Asset Owners and occupiers
• Asset/facilities managers and operators
• Designers, architects, urban planners, consultants, and other professionals part of a project team

UKGBC Cancellation and Refund Policy

Please see our website for more details on our cancellations and refunds: /ukgbc-cancellation-and-refund-policy/

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In September 2025, the Commercial Retrofit Innovation Map was launched as part of the collaborative project, and this new report builds on that foundation. It details the practical way the map was applied within a live project environment, outlining a repeatable, step-by-step approach to the innovation review and selection process.

Providing a tough test case to tackle, No. 1 Poultry is one of the City of London’s most recognisable landmark buildings and the final work of renowned architect James Stirling. Its scale, complexity and prominence make it a powerful showcase for innovation, demonstrating how sustainable solutions can be integrated into real-world commercial assets. The report also details the decision making influences and criteria on the project, as well as the list of solutions selected. 

By making both the process and solutions visible, the project aims to support wider adoption across the industry, helping teams embed innovative solutions with greater confidence.

Agenda

• Welcome and overview – UKGBC
• Keynote speech on the importance of innovation, and the need for greater adoption – Breakthrough Energy
• Overview of the report – UKGBC
• Overview of No.1 Poultry – FORE Partnership
• Details of the solution selected – UKGBC/FORE Partnership
• Insights from the project team – JRA & Hilson Moran
• Audience Q&A – All
• Next steps – UKGBC

Who Should Attend?

All are welcome, specifically those involved in delivering commercial retrofit projects.

Other Information

Session length: 1 Hour

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In this webinar, we’ll walk you through the proposal and the key questions we’re seeking feedback on. This is your chance to help shape the future of the industry.

Who Should Attend?

This event is designed for anyone who may be interested in responding to the Regenerative Places Framework consultation, particularly those involved in housing development or retrofit. It is an opportunity for all built environment stakeholders to provide feedback. We encourage anyone with an interest in regenerative design in the built environment to join this webinar and respond to the consultation, from experienced professionals to those with a general interest.

WITH THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS

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The session will explore the guide and its key tips and practical advice for engaging the supply chain on sustainability. We’ll walk through the four-step approach, looking at the tools to support each step.

We’ll also share some case studies of supplier engagement being done.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is for anyone working in procurement teams or directly with suppliers on procurement, project design teams, building owners/occupiers and managers, and materials suppliers and product manufacturers.

Any pre/post Webinar Material that Would be Relevant to Know?

Click to view this resource guide that sets out a simple four-step approach to effective supply chain engagement: Engaging the Supply Chain: A Practical Guide to Delivering Sustainability Outcomes.

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This 45-minute webinar will guide you through the full range of benefits available, helping you understand where to plug in, how to get involved, and the best ways to maximise value for you and your team. Whether you’re looking to connect with peers, deepen your sustainability expertise, or get involved in UKGBC’s programmes, this session will show you how to make the most of everything included in your membership.

We’ll Cover All Opportunities for Members to Get Involved

C o n n e c t & C o l l a b o r a t e

Connect & Collaborate

How to

join UKGBC forums, spaces to share insights and cocreatesolutions with industry peers.

Opportunities

to network with other members at upcoming socials and community events.

L e a r n & G r o w

Learn & Grow

Accessing learning pathways,

insights and tools to empower your team and futureproof your organisation.

How UKGBC’s programmes

support professional development and build organisational capability.

L e a d & I n f l u e n c e

Lead & Influence

Ways to contribute to UKGBC initiatives

shape sector-wide conversations and influence policy and industyr practice

Why Attend?

This webinar offers a clear and practical introduction to the full UKGBC member offer, helping you make the most of the tools, networks and knowledge available to drive impact within your organisation and across the built environment.

Who it’s for

All members, new joiners, new colleagues in existing member organisations and anyone looking to better understand how to engage with UKGBC.

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Join us for an interactive workshop where we will dive deep into the topic of how we can finance innovation and help solutions scale.

We’re inviting UKGBC members, including innovators, solution adopters and topic experts, to discuss how risk, insurance and warranties can be both a challenge and a potential opportunity when it comes to scaling innovative solutions in the built environment.

Insights from this session will be used to inform UKGBC’s research for the ‘Scaling Sustainable Solutions for the Built Environment Initiative’.

How the Forum Will Work

This session will last for 1.5 hours and involve interactive discussions to identify meaningful insights and actions. As this is a Forum, we encourage everyone who attends to actively participate and contribute to the conversation.  

These sessions are designed to go beyond talk – they’re about finding tangible enablers and steps to take to overcome barriers to scaling innovation, which we will then take forward as part of the Scaling Initiative.  

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Who should attend?

• UKGBC members across all disciplines in the built environment.
• Sustainability and policy leads.
• Strategic decision-makers and influencers.
• Anyone looking to understand the policy landscape shaping the sector.

Speakers

• Rt Hon Chris Skidmore OBE, Former UK Energy Minister, Chair of the Climate Action Coalition, Working Group Chair of UK Transition Finance Council
• Simon McWhirter, CEO, UKGBC
• David Adams, Consultant Policy & Places, UKGBC
• Simon Peacock, Head of Strategic Clients & UK Regions
  JLL

UKGBC cancellation and refund policy 

Please see our website for more details on our cancellations and refunds: /ukgbc-cancellation-and-refund-policy/ 

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The world of sustainability is complicated and ever-changing. Staying ahead of the game can be difficult. But UKGBC’s here to help you with our comprehensive learning and leadership training portfolio. 
Join us at this introductory webinar where we’ll preview our extensive learning offer – from our email course through to deep-dive masterclasses. We’ll explain what’s available to help you build your sustainability knowledge and skills. 

Who should attend?

This webinar is for anyone interested in developing their sustainability knowledge and skills – after all every job is a sustainability job! The session is for anyone who wants to know more about UKGBCs learning and leadership offer.  

Your host

This session will be hosted by Joe Pitts-Cunningham,  Experiential Learning Manager at UKGBC.  

UKGBC cancellation and refund policy

Please see our website for more details on our cancellations and refunds.

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The world of sustainability is complicated and ever-changing. Staying ahead of the game can be difficult. But UKGBC’s here to help you with our comprehensive learning and leadership training portfolio. 
Join us at this introductory webinar where we’ll preview our extensive learning offer – from our email course through to deep-dive masterclasses. We’ll explain what’s available to help you build your sustainability knowledge and skills. 

Who should attend?

This webinar is for anyone interested in developing their sustainability knowledge and skills – after all every job is a sustainability job! The session is for anyone who wants to know more about UKGBCs learning and leadership offer.  

Your host

This session will be hosted by Joe Pitts-Cunningham,  Experiential Learning Manager at UKGBC.  

UKGBC cancellation and refund policy

Please see our website for more details on our cancellations and refunds.

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 Join Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ (UKGBC) and (EEIG) for the launch of Warm Homes Stamp Duty Calculator, an interactive tool which brings to life a bold, market-based policy for retrofitting the UK’s leaky homes.

The Calculator

By linking Stamp Duty Land Tax to a home’s energy performance, and offering rebates for post-purchase efficiency improvements, the Warm Homes Stamp Duty Incentive aims to transform the retrofit market. It is designed to encourage millions of homeowners and buyers towards low-carbon upgrades, unlocking billions in private investment and accelerating the UK’s journey to net zero. 

This new web-based calculator brings the proposal to life.  

In this session, we’ll give a live demonstration so you can see exactly how it works, from calculating the additional stamp duty based on energy performance, to showing how improvements like insulation, heat pumps or double glazing trigger rebate.   

You’ll hear from UKGBC, EEIG, and other industry leaders as we explore how this financial lever could be structured, and its potential to spark a long-term, self-sustaining retrofit market. 

UKGBC cancellation and refund policy

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