A fabric first approach will be key in achieving the Future Homes Standard. Find out how energy efficient materials and clever design will help achieve the government’s aim to make new homes zero carbon ready by 2025.

Find out how off-site manufacturing and platforms can help to design and build quality homes that can meet the Future Homes Standards in a repeatable, scalable and customisable way.

Gas boilers are set to be phased out in the UK. Here we take a look at what could replace them in new and existing homes, and how else we can make homes more energy efficient.

Download our factsheet for the key facts about the Future Homes Standard and Saint-Gobain's energy efficiency solutions to help you meet the requirements of the standard.

The Future Homes Standard sets out to make new homes ‘zero carbon ready’ by 2025 through very high fabric standards and low energy heat sources. Here we explore the recommendations and how they can help ‘make the world a better home’.

To achieve the Future Homes Standard of making new build homes ‘zero carbon ready’ by 2025, the industry needs to take a fabric first approach, using high performing building materials, as well as low energy heat sources.