Webinar: What the Future Homes Standard means for High-Rise Developments and Heat Networks

High Rise Buildings - Future Homes Standard

The Future Homes Standard has now been announced, marking a significant shift in how low-carbon homes will be delivered – and raising important questions about how it will be applied in practice, particularly for high-rise and high-density developments.

At Power On, our regulatory specialists have been unpicking the full detail of the announcement to understand what it means in practice – what’s changed, where the challenges lie, and how this will impact the design and delivery of schemes.

Watch our recent webinar below to learn:

 

  • What the announcement really means – and what’s changed

  • Key timelines, including what the extended implementation period means for your projects

  • Why individual technologies are often not practical in dense, urban schemes

  • What the Future Homes Standard looks like in practice on real developments

  • The risks of delaying low-carbon strategy decisions

  • The role of heat networks in delivering cost-effective, scalable and future-proof solutions

While the Standard promotes individual technologies, it also highlights the limitations of these approaches in certain developments. With the timeline now extended, there is a growing risk that decisions made today may not align with future regulatory expectations.

This session is designed to help you understand how the Future Homes Standard applies in practice, and what it means for the design and delivery of your schemes.

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