CIBSE News

Article category: News
Published on: 18 Jul 25

NABERS UK event brings together experts to accelerate building efficiency

CIBSE Certification and the Better Buildings Partnership hosted a NABERS UK Breakfast Briefing featuring global insights from NABERS Director Carlos Flores and updates on UK adoption. The event brought together industry leaders to explore how performance-based ratings are shaping more efficient, sustainable buildings

Article category: News
Published on: 15 Jul 25

CIBSE featured in BBC coverage on innovative overheating solutions

CIBSE was featured in a recent BBC article on overheating in homes, with Research Manager Dr Zoe De Grussa offering expert insight. The coverage highlights CIBSE’s national recognition as a trusted authority in building performance and occupant wellbeing

Article category: News
Published on: 14 Jul 25

Fiona Cousins presents ‘Building Performance Reimagined’ in Hong Kong

Fiona Cousins, CIBSE’s Immediate Past President, delivered a keynote on Building Performance Reimagined at City University of Hong Kong. The event explored next-gen technologies for sustainable, people-focused building performance

Article category: News
Published on: 14 Jul 25

CIBSE launches new Weather Data set to support resilient building design in a changing climate

With the new Weather Data set, CIBSE offers updated, location-specific climate data to support overheating and energy assessments in buildings. Developed with leading academic and industry input, the datasets align with the latest UK climate projections to guide resilient, future-ready design

Article category: News
Published on: 14 Jul 25

Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment launches new inquiry

The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment has launched a new inquiry into how to build 1.5 million quality homes during this Parliament. Chaired by Labour MP Mike Reader, the inquiry aims to ensure that housing growth does not compromise on design, construction quality, or placemaking

Article category: News
Published on: 11 Jul 25

CIBSE shortlisted for four categories at MEMCOM 2025 Awards

CIBSE has been shortlisted for four MEMCOM 2025 Awards, recognising excellence in events, education, publishing, and leadership. These nominations celebrate the Institution’s innovation, impact, and commitment to advancing building services engineering

Article category: News
Published on: 10 Jul 25

CIBSE shares expertise in national press on overheating homes and heatwave hacks

CIBSE has been featured in The i Paper, offering expert advice on how to keep homes cool during heatwaves. The national coverage highlights CIBSE’s vital role in addressing overheating and promoting climate resilience in the built environment

Article category: News
Published on: 09 Jul 25

Katie Clemence-Jackson appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard

Katie Clemence-Jackson has been appointed CEO of Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard Ltd, the not-for-profit company established to manage and verify compliance with the UK’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard

Article category: News
Published on: 09 Jul 25

CIBSE member Livio Mazzarella appointed 2025-2028 President of REHVA

CIBSE congratulates member Professor Livio Mazzarella on his recent appointment as President of REHVA. His leadership marks a proud moment for CIBSE and highlights the global impact of our members in advancing building services engineering

Article category: News
Published on: 07 Jul 25

Discover what’s new in the updated CIBSE Training Brochure today

Explore the updated CIBSE Training Brochure, your essential guide to professional development in building services. Featuring new courses, flexible formats and tailored training options to support your growth

Article category: News
Published on: 03 Jul 25

Nicholas Witton is the recipient of the Jean Heap Bursary in 2025

Nicholas Witton is the recipient of the Jean Heap Bursary in 2025.

Article category: News
Published on: 03 Jul 25

EngineeringUK report highlights alarming impact of STEM teacher shortages

EngineeringUK’s latest School Report reveals the growing impact of STEM teacher shortages in England, with 30% of departments reporting vacancies and rising pressure on staff and students. The report calls for urgent government action to boost recruitment and retention in STEM education