What is Retrofit?
Retrofit means changing existing buildings to make them more energy efficient; making fabric changes, technology changes and occupier behavioural changes. This is focused on energy reduction: ensuring that the building needs less energy to heat and power it, and energy generation: ensuring that the energy required to heat and power the building comes from less carbon intensive sources. We need to retrofit the building stock across the UK for many reasons, including to lower the carbon emissions produced from running them, and to provide cleaner, healthier places for people to live and work.
NatWest Group & Retrofit
Listen to Dr. Maria Carvalho explain NatWest Group’s involvement in retrofit; how climate is of vital importance to the bank, how retrofit relates to them and other financial institutions, and what the opportunities for businesses are in this area.
Whole Building Approach
Data Led Design in Retrofit – workshop
Event or Workshop
120 minutesWorking in Retrofit
Retrofit in Wales 2025: What will the year bring? – Webinar
Event or Workshop
People And Retrofit
People and Retrofit – Workshop
Event or Workshop
Working in Retrofit
Working in Retrofit: Standards – Workshop
Event or Workshop
Retrofit assessment
Benchmark your own individual retrofit knowledge against the industry. If you want to assess your organisations capability in assessment, your School account admins will be able to do a company retrofit capability assessment on their dashboard.
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Why Retrofit?
The Business Case for Retrofit
E-learning module
Working in Retrofit
Standards for Retrofit
E-learning module
Whole Building Approach
Whole Building Approach
E-learning module
Data Led Design
Data Led Design
E-learning module
Why Retrofit?
Carbon and Retrofit
E-learning module
People And Retrofit
People and Retrofit
E-learning module
“Our collaboration with the Supply Chain Sustainability School will help cultivate a more mature retrofit supply chain, share knowledge and build the skills needed to retrofit homes and buildings across the UK.”James Close, Head of Climate, Natwest Group
