INREB 'Building Themes' embrace holistic approaches to low carbon design in domestic buildings [focus on stock housing], non-domestic buildings [schools & offices] and low carbon communities.





'Core' INREB activities include high-quality industry aligned Research, Technology Transfer and Knowledge Transfer [training] focusing on energy efficiency and low carbon technologies.





INREB Partnership harnesses the expertise of the Building Research Establishment - the UK’s leading Research and Technology Organisation in the built environment, and four world-class academic research groups at the universities of De Montfort, Loughborough, Nottingham and Ulster in Partnership with the construction and energy sectors.

The Partnership works with key stakeholders in the construction industry and energy sector, including the government, professional institutions, Local Authorities, architects, engineers, developers and product manufacturers to help deliver buildings and technologies that will contribute to the UK’s 60% carbon dioxide reduction target.

*IMPORTANT NOTICE*

This website is no longer being updated, as INREB closes at the end of September 2007. A final Faraday Partnership event will be held on 26th September 2007 at BRE. Please click on the 'Events' menu for an overview and invitation to this event.

The work of INREB will be absorbed by the BERR funded 'Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network' (www.mbektn.co.uk)