Our mission

Building net zero homes now is essential to avoid increasing the retrofit challenges in the future. As the UK progresses toward its legally binding net zero carbon targets, homes built today that do not meet net zero standards will require costly and disruptive upgrades to comply with future regulations. Incorporating energy-efficient designs, renewable energy systems, and smart home technology from the outset reduces carbon emissions, lowers lifetime energy costs for homeowners, and enhances property value. By building to net zero now, housebuilders can future-proof new developments, avoid their customers future financial and logistical burdens of retrofitting, and play a critical role in shaping a sustainable, low-carbon housing sector.

Increased distributed energy generation and the decentralisation of our energy system offer numerous benefits for a sustainable future. By producing energy closer to where it is consumed, reliance on the central grid is reduced, lowering the need for expensive infrastructure upgrades and extensive transmission networks. This approach enhances grid resilience, reduces energy losses during transmission, and supports the integration of renewable energy sources like solar and wind. It also empowers homeowners and communities to take greater control over their energy use and costs, promoting energy independence and flexibility.

Integrating real-time data and advanced analytics into our energy system key to unlocking the full potential of decentralised energy generation. With increased digitalisation energy flow can be predicted, managed, and optimised, ensuring power is distributed more efficiently and cost-effectively. This approach enables dynamic load balancing, reducing grid strain during peak demand and increasing the use of renewable energy when it’s most available. The creation of a digital grid also facilitates innovative solutions like peer-to-peer energy trading, where homeowners can sell surplus energy directly to their neighbors, creating a more collaborative and efficient local energy market.