CIBSE News

Article category: News
Published on: 13 Jan 25

Achieving excellence in building services with CIBSE Certification

Kieran O'Brien, Director of CIBSE Certification, discusses how the organisation’s specialised certification services, including NABERS UK ratings and Embodied Carbon Verification, are driving the industry towards safer, net-zero buildings

Article category: News
Published on: 09 Jan 25

Empowering engineering leaders: Join the Culture+ conference for building world class teams

The Royal Academy of Engineering’s Culture+ Conference will equip leaders in engineering startups and SMEs with tools to foster inclusivity and innovation. This free event offers practical strategies to build high-performing, inclusive teams

Article category: News
Published on: 07 Jan 25

CIBSE participates in policy discussions at UK-China workshop on decarbonisation and climate resilience of buildings in China

CIBSE is participating in a UK-China workshop on decarbonisation and climate resilience for buildings, held in Chongqing, China on 11-12 January 2025. The workshop aims to develop policy advice to improve decarbonisation and adaptation strategies for buildings in both the UK and China

Article category: News
Published on: 06 Jan 25

World's first high-standard negative-pressure isolation ward built with MiC technology completes historical mission

With innovative thinking and rapid execution, Hong Kong engineers, guided by Ir Prof P L Yuen, created the world's first MiC-built negative-pressure isolation ward. This groundbreaking project exemplifies the fusion of engineering innovation and public health impact

Article category: News
Published on: 19 Dec 24

CIBSE unveils its modern new head office in the heart of London

This modern, expansive space supports collaboration, inclusivity, and innovation, offering top-tier facilities for members and staff, with a dedicated Skills Hub to inspire and develop engineers

Article category: News
Published on: 19 Dec 24

UK-China workshop highlights: Advancing decarbonisation and climate resilience in the built environment

The UK-China workshop held in December 2024 in London brought together experts to explore holistic decarbonisation policies for buildings and infrastructure. CIBSE contributed to discussions on improving climate resilience and decarbonisation strategies across the built environment

Article category: News
Published on: 16 Dec 24

Honouring Raymond Cousins: A lifelong champion of engineering

Raymond Cousins, was a dedicated engineer, mentor and leader who inspired generations, including his daughter and current CIBSE President, Fiona Cousins

Article category: News
Published on: 16 Dec 24

CIBSE Christchurch is back

CIBSE Christchurch is creating a buzz in the building services community with a Christmas networking event earlier this month.

Article category: News
Published on: 13 Dec 24

Ventilation vital as we boost energy efficiency with building retrofits, say top engineers

Indoor air quality crucial when improvements are made to existing homes and public buildings such as schools and hospitals to add insulation and low-carbon heating. Holistic approach and good planning essential to avoid the dangers of damp and mould caused by poor ventilation

Article category: News
Published on: 12 Dec 24

CIBSE launches TM65 UAE: A methodology for calculating embodied carbon in building services

CIBSE has launched TM65 UAE, a guide to assessing embodied carbon in building services for the UAE. This methodology supports the industry in designing sustainable systems and achieving net-zero carbon targets

Article category: News
Published on: 10 Dec 24

Have your say: Consultation on reforms to the Energy Performance of Buildings regime

The government has opened a consultation on reforms to the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) regime, focusing on metrics, enforcement, data quality and air conditioning inspections. CIBSE invites responses to shape its submission ahead of the consultation's deadline.

Article category: News
Published on: 09 Dec 24

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) launches remediation acceleration plan to address building safety

The Government's Remediation Acceleration Plan targets the remediation of unsafe cladding in high-rise buildings by 2029, backed by enhanced enforcement, funding, and collaboration with developers. The plan also introduces a Building Safety Levy and measures to ensure accountability among responsible parties