Timber is rapidly becoming the material of choice for architects, designers, and specifiers seeking sustainable, low-carbon construction solutions. Our Timber and Carbon CPD-accredited online webinar offers essential training to help you integrate responsible timber procurement into whole-life carbon assessments.
Why join our timber and carbon webinar?
Timber stands out as the ultimate low-carbon construction material. As we work towards net zero carbon goals, demand for timber will rise to support the development of future low-carbon buildings. To meet carbon targets, specifiers must evaluate both embodied and operational carbon, producing comprehensive whole-life carbon assessments.
This CPD provides practical insights into:
- Approved standards for whole-life carbon assessments.
- Specific rules for incorporating timber elements.
- Circular economy principles that ensure optimal use of timber resources.
Key learning outcomes
With this CPD you will learn more about:
- Understand the significance of measuring carbon in construction.
- Explore timber’s carbon-related impacts.
- Discover why responsible timber sourcing is crucial.
- Learn how to assess carbon in timber Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and buildings.
- Gain insight into timber’s role in the circular economy.
- Stay informed about the timber industry’s Net Zero Roadmap.
Meet the presenter
This webinar is presented by Charlie Law of Sustainable Construction Solutions, bringing over 35 years of experience from leading construction firms including BAM, Kier, and Lendlease. Charlie currently serves as Sustainability Director at Timber Development UK (TDUK), as well as providing advice on timber, carbon and the circular economy to a range of other clients
How and when to join?
Next Session: 20th February 2026
Time: 13:00 – 14:00 GMT
How to Register: Click the link here to register via Zoom.
Cost: Free
CPD-accredited certificate will be issued to delegates.
Alternatively, our Timber and Carbon CPD is available on request as a one-hour webinar, delivered via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. A minimum of 15 participants is required per session. For further details and/or to arrange a booking please contact Laura Llewelyn to arrange a private session with your company.