The AECB (Association for Environment Conscious Building) is a network of individuals and companies with a common aim of promoting sustainable building. Running since the 1980’s, the AECB are the largest and oldest network for sustainable building.
The AECB brings together contractors, trades people, self builders, architects, designers, engineers, manufacturers, housing associations, local authorities and academics to help develop, share, train and promote sustainable building best practice. This in turn promotes excellence in design and construction.
Through this work, the AECB wants to help educate and help effect deep lasting change within the construction industry. As part of the change to help better our lives (as well as others and the planet) & well-being through comfort, health and sustainability in our homes. The AECB is run by its members and is an independent, not for profit organisation.
To find out more visit https://aecb.net/.
Latest News from the ACEB
- Important News about the AECB’s Leadership 30 July 2026We’re delighted to share some important news about the AECB’s leadership. We’ve appointed Ste Garlick as Chief Executive Officer and Chris Iredale as Chief Operating Officer, introducing a new dual […]
- Fully Funded Training – Extended Period! 24 July 2026Some good news! The Warm Homes Skills Programme (WHSP) has confirmed an extension to the programme deadlines, meaning we are now able to offer additional time for learners to complete selected […]
- Retrofit West Green Construction Training Grants 21 July 2026As demand for energy-efficient home improvements continues to grow, Retrofit West is helping local construction professionals and tradespeople develop the skills needed to succeed in the retrofit sector. The programme […]
- Inside a Passivhaus Retrofit: The value of opening your doors – you learn as much as you share 7 July 2026DK Building recently hosted another Passivhaus Open Day at our EnerPHit Plus retrofit project in Liverpool. The open day welcomed an audience as varied as it was engaged: architects, an […]
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