Sustainability

Tuesday, 08th September 2026

  • Choose whichever seminar/s are of interest
  • Register by completing the form below
  • The day before the event you will receive joining links (most used formats are Teams and Zoom)
  • On the day of the event, click the supplied link
  • Watch the seminar and ask any questions you
    may have at the end
  • A full CPD Certificate will be provided after the event
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09:30

An Introduction to GRAF UK’s Advanced Waste Water Treatment Systems

Graf UK Ltd

This presentation will include solutions to Nutrient Neutrality (TP+TN) issues; Understanding the latest waste water treatment regulations.

10:30

Specifying Compliant, Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Rooflights and Glass Roofs

Lamilux UK Ltd

This CPD presentation provides a clear overview of considerations when specifying rooflights for your projects covering insights including safety measures, codes of practice, appreciating various interfaces and upstand options, benefits of introducing natural daylight and much more.

11:30

The Role of Airtightness Membranes in Energy Efficient and Low Carbon Construction

DuPont Performance Building Solutions

This CPD will feature: The importance of airtightness and its contribution to thermal improvement; Using air and vapour control layers and vapour permeable underlays with suitable ancillaries to improve airtightness; Regulations and standards – Part L and the future standard for homes and buildings; Design considerations and buildability; The importance of training, education and collaboration.

13:00

Future-Proofing Buildings with Sustainable HVAC Solutions

Advanced Ergonomic Technologies Ltd

This CPD explores how AET’s underfloor air conditioning (UfAC) supports more sustainable, flexible, and cost-efficient buildings across refurbishment and new-build projects. UfAC systems deliver measurable performance benefits, including 3–19% total savings, with up to 18% reductions in operational energy, 9–16% savings in upfront carbon, and up to 20% reductions in whole-life embodied carbon, depending on project configuration. For refurbishments, reduced service zone requirements help increase usable headroom and unlock value in constrained buildings. In new builds, slimmer slab-to-slab heights can reduce superstructure costs — delivering circa £1.7m in upfront savings on a typical 10-storey building, a 14% height reduction, or the potential to add an extra floor within the same overall height.

By moving services to the floor and using modular, reconfigurable components, UfAC enables long-term adaptability, reduced waste, and improved whole-life performance — supporting sustainable design from day one and well into the future.

14:00

CUPACLAD, Natural Slate Rainscreen Cladding

Cupa Natural Slate

This CPD offers an overview of Natural Slate Rainscreen Cladding Systems from technical and practical viewpoints. It also explains the manufacturing process of natural slate and the importance of traceability and standards.

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