Climate Emergency Design Guide - Revision history

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	* Net zero carbon building.		* Net zero carbon building.
	* Passivhaus.		* Passivhaus.
		+	* PHribbon tool calculates embodied carbon of designs.
	* Stagnation point.		* Stagnation point.
	* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.		* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.

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	* Net zero carbon building.		* Net zero carbon building.
	* Passivhaus.		* Passivhaus.
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	* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.		* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.
	* Zero Bills Home.		* Zero Bills Home.

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	The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.		The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.

−	It covers 5 key areas:	+	It covers five key areas:

	* Operational energy.		* Operational energy.
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	You can download the guide at: [https://www.leti.london/cedg https://www.leti.london/cedg]		You can download the guide at: [https://www.leti.london/cedg https://www.leti.london/cedg]

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Architects Declare.		* Architects Declare.
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	* Climate Change Act.		* Climate Change Act.
	* Climate emergency.		* Climate emergency.
		+	* LETI publishes Climate Emergency Retrofit Guide.
	* Low or zero carbon technologies.		* Low or zero carbon technologies.
	* Nearly zero-energy building.		* Nearly zero-energy building.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Architects Declare.
	* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?		* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?
	* BREEAM.		* BREEAM.
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	* Zero carbon non domestic buildings.		* Zero carbon non domestic buildings.

−	[[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Sustainability]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Sustainability]]

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	[[File:LETI_climate_emergency_design_guide_front_cover_290.png\|link=https://www.leti.london/cedg]]		[[File:LETI_climate_emergency_design_guide_front_cover_290.png\|link=https://www.leti.london/cedg]]

−	The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide: How new ~~buildingscan~~ meet UK climate change targets] in response to the growing climate emergency.	+	The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide: How new buildings can meet UK climate change targets] in response to the growing climate emergency.

	The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.		The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.

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−	The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published a [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide] in response to the growing climate emergency.	+	The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide: How new buildingscan meet UK climate change targets] in response to the growing climate emergency.

	The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.		The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.

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	The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published a [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide] in response to the growing climate emergency.		The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published a [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide] in response to the growing climate emergency.

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−	The London Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals ~~that are~~ working together to put the UK on the path to a zero carbon ~~future~~. In January 2020, LETI published a [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide] in response to the climate emergency.	+	The [https://www.leti.london/ London Energy Transformation Initiative] (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals working together to put the UK on the path to zero carbon. In January 2020, LETI published a [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide] in response to the growing climate emergency.

−	The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers/landowners, designers, policy makers, and the supply chain.	+	The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers, landowners, designers, policy makers and the supply chain.

	It covers 5 key areas:		It covers 5 key areas:
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	* Data disclosure.		* Data disclosure.

−	It includes requirements of four key building ~~archetypes~~:	+	It includes requirements for four key building types:

−	* Small-scale residential	+	* Small-scale residential.
−	* Medium/large scale residential	+	* Medium/large scale residential.
−	* Commercial offices	+	* Commercial offices.
	* Schools.		* Schools.

−	The guide will evolve over time reflecting ~~change~~ in carbon budgets, technologies and capability of industry. Design teams will ~~have the opportunity~~ to register their projects as LETI ~~Pioneer~~ projects~~, to~~ share knowledge ~~and overcome barriers~~ with other design teams ~~working towards the same goal~~.	+	The guide will evolve over time, reflecting changes in carbon budgets, technologies and the capability of industry. Design teams will be able to register their projects as LETI pioneer projects and share their knowledge with other design teams.

−	Peter Clegg, Senior Partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios said: “Following the recent declarations of climate and biodiversity crises, a new sense of urgency ~~that~~ has emerged within the environmental movement in architecture. It is characterised by an awareness of embodied as well as operational energy. It is focused on cradle to cradle lifecycle assessment of our buildings, and it is driven by the passion and enthusiasm of a new generation of architects and engineers who are determined to make change happen. The London Energy Transformation Initiative sits at the heart of this movement and their guide provides an inspirational ‘call to action’ for everyone in the built environment.”	+	Peter Clegg, Senior Partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios said: “Following the recent declarations of climate and biodiversity crises, a new sense of urgency has emerged within the environmental movement in architecture. It is characterised by an awareness of embodied as well as operational energy. It is focused on cradle to cradle lifecycle assessment of our buildings, and it is driven by the passion and enthusiasm of a new generation of architects and engineers who are determined to make change happen. The London Energy Transformation Initiative sits at the heart of this movement and their guide provides an inspirational ‘call to action’ for everyone in the built environment.”

	Hywel Davies, Technical Director at CIBSE said: “Delivering zero carbon buildings is a huge challenge. LETI has taken a major step to help the industry to work out how this is to be done for new buildings.”		Hywel Davies, Technical Director at CIBSE said: “Delivering zero carbon buildings is a huge challenge. LETI has taken a major step to help the industry to work out how this is to be done for new buildings.”

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The London Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) is a network of built environment professionals that are working together to put the UK on the path to a zero carbon future. In January 2020, LETI published a [https://www.leti.london/cedg Climate Emergency Design Guide] in response to the climate emergency.

The guide outlines requirements for new buildings to ensure climate change targets are met. It sets out a journey towards a net zero carbon future and is aimed at developers/landowners, designers, policy makers, and the supply chain.

It covers 5 key areas:

* Operational energy.
* Embodied carbon.
* The future of heat.
* Demand response.
* Data disclosure.

It includes requirements of four key building archetypes:

* Small-scale residential
* Medium/large scale residential
* Commercial offices
* Schools.

The guide will evolve over time reflecting change in carbon budgets, technologies and capability of industry. Design teams will have the opportunity to register their projects as LETI Pioneer projects, to share knowledge and overcome barriers with other design teams working towards the same goal.

Peter Clegg, Senior Partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios said: “Following the recent declarations of climate and biodiversity crises, a new sense of urgency that has emerged within the environmental movement in architecture. It is characterised by an awareness of embodied as well as operational energy. It is focused on cradle to cradle lifecycle assessment of our buildings, and it is driven by the passion and enthusiasm of a new generation of architects and engineers who are determined to make change happen. The London Energy Transformation Initiative sits at the heart of this movement and their guide provides an inspirational ‘call to action’ for everyone in the built environment.”

Hywel Davies, Technical Director at CIBSE said: “Delivering zero carbon buildings is a huge challenge. LETI has taken a major step to help the industry to work out how this is to be done for new buildings.”

You can download the guide at: [https://www.leti.london/cedg https://www.leti.london/cedg]

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?
* BREEAM.
* Carbon footprint.
* Carbon negative.
* Carbon neutral.
* CIBSE Case Study: Walgreens net zero energy drugstore.
* Climate Change Act.
* Climate emergency.
* Low or zero carbon technologies.
* Nearly zero-energy building.
* Net zero carbon 2050.
* Net zero carbon building.
* Passivhaus.
* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.
* Zero Bills Home.
* Zero carbon homes.
* Zero carbon non domestic buildings.

[[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Sustainability]]