Eco-build Wales is a young dynamic construction company that offers a total service capability, which is committed in the delivery of projects that integrate sustainable forms of construction and renewable technologies, across all sectors of the industry, wherever project parameters permit.
It is widely acknowledged that we must act positively on climate change and to do this, we must ensure that new buildings are built in a way that minimises energy use and reduces the harmful carbon dioxide they emit. We also need to build and use our buildings in a way that minimises their environmental impacts, such as the water they use, the waste they generate and the material that they are built from.
At Eco-build Wales, we bring together the various disciplines in a fully co-ordinated approach to addressing these issues. We have an experienced team of design partners, supported by a fully integrated supply chain of suppliers and contractors that embrace our philosophies, with the sole aim of delivering affordable projects that satisfy the clients brief.
We are accredited and licensed by the Building Research Establishment, which offers further support in ensuring that we deliver projects that satisfy the Governments Green Agenda targets.
We have experience in most contractual arrangements and can tailor a package to suit most specific project requirements.
It is widely acknowledged that we must act positively on climate change and to do this, we must ensure that new buildings are built in a way that minimises energy use and reduces the harmful carbon dioxide they emit. We also need to build and use our buildings in a way that minimises their environmental impacts, such as the water they use, the waste they generate and the material that they are built from.
At Eco-build Wales, we bring together the various disciplines in a fully co-ordinated approach to addressing these issues. We have an experienced team of design partners, supported by a fully integrated supply chain of suppliers and contractors that embrace our philosophies, with the sole aim of delivering affordable projects that satisfy the clients brief.
We are accredited and licensed by the Building Research Establishment, which offers further support in ensuring that we deliver projects that satisfy the Governments Green Agenda targets.
We have experience in most contractual arrangements and can tailor a package to suit most specific project requirements.
Latest NewsAll news links will open in a new window.
| New energy secretary visits BRE and sets out his green priorities |
|
Newly appointed energy secretary Edward Davey visited BRE's Innovation Park in Watford today in his first official appointment since replacing Chris Huhne on Friday.
|
| Winners of Passivhaus competition announced |
|
BRE has announced the winners of a competition to create Passivhaus demonstration homes for the BRE Innovation Parks in Watford and Scotland.
|
| Chiron's range of IRIS Touch Supervised Premises Transceivers approved to LPS 1277 |
|
|
| Finalists in Passivhaus competition announced |
|
BRE and the International Passivhaus Association have announced the names of the finalists in a competition to create Passivhaus demonstration homes for the BRE Innovation Parks in Watford and Scotland.
|
| Proposed improvements to SAP 2012 |
|
BRE has, on behalf of DECC*, launched a public consultation on the latest proposed changes to SAP – the Standard Assessment Procedure for the Energy Rating of Dwellings.
|
| BRE Global aims to help security and facility managers select and procure appropriate electronic security systems |
|
A new BRE Global information paper (published by BRE Press) provides essential information for selecting and procuring electronic security systems. The paper, entitled ‘Selecting Electronic Security Systems: An Introduction' is designed to aid security and facility managers of all types of buildings and premises.
|
| BRE Centre of Excellence Student Claims Top Prize |
|
A BRE Trust funded PhD student has been awarded the Lloyd's Science of Risk prize in the category of Biological/Technological risk at a presentation in London.
|
