PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE: NOW THURSDAY 25 SEP 5PM

Discover why not all Net Zero homes are created equal in this practical webinar. Learn the difference between Net Zero and Monthly Net Zero, and what it takes to design and build homes that are affordable to run, resilient, and ready for the energy transition.

Our presenter, Jeremy Spencer, will be sharing his insights on:

The difference between Net Zero and Monthly Net Zero
Why we should be aiming for monthly net zero if we want cheap running costs for homeowners
Why we should be aiming for monthly net zero if we want resilient homes, that enable the energy transition
What you need to know to achieve monthly net zero on your next project.

Jeremy Spencer, Director of SBA & Founder of Positive Footprints

For two decades Jeremy has been a Registered Builder, Energy Assessor and Director at design & build company Positive Footprints. This is a multi award winning construction company, dedicated to making high performance sustainable homes and renovations easy to achieve and affordable. His company has worked tirelessly to demonstrate that energy efficient design and high performance construction is a cost effective option and can be a mainstream reality.

An educator, National Sustainability Awards judge, past DMN director, current DMN TASC member, and creator of the True Zero Carbon Challenge & True Zero Embodied Carbon Spreadsheet, Jeremy is passionate about spreading knowledge on how to build better. He is a proud founding director of Sustainable Builders Alliance and lead writer for the SBA website and its industry resource, Roadmap to Net Zero Homes - a free practical guide on how to design and build to achieve cost effective Net Zero outcomes.

This event is proudly sponsored by our friends at Weathertex.

Webinar: Monthly Net Zero Explained: Advanced Learnings for Cost-Effective, Resilient Homes & the Green Transition

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