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Sustainability Statements - What You Need To Know 


Sustainability Statements cover all aspects of the sustainability of a planned development. If you are planning a development in an area with strict planning regulations, you are likely to need a statement. Covering everything from building materials to traffic counts, they detail all environmental impact aspects of your project.


SAP Calculations or SBEM Calculations are only concerned with energy.   Sustainability Statements measure several features of your building’s sustainability. This includes Water Efficiency Calculations, Food Risk Analysis, Drainage Strategy, Community Impact Analysis and an Assessment of Ecological Impact, to name but a few.


Since 2012, the National Planning Policy Framework says that the development of greenbelt land should only happen in exceptional circumstances. Therefore, statements are often needed to build on greenbelt land. For instance, a local authority may grant planning to a house with an extremely low carbon footprint.

Sustainability Statements with UKBC


UKBC can help to produce complete and detailed Sustainability Statements for planning applications. Our service includes:
  • Contacting your local authority to check their requirements.
  • Undertaking water efficiency calculations.
  • Compiling research on the local area including traffic counts and surrounding landscape and wildlife.
  • An outline of the renewable energy options and how much they will cut carbon emissions.
Sustainability Statements
In addition, UKBC will provide expert advice across all aspects of The Building Regulations and sustainability codes. As a result, you can be confident you have the most detailed, in-depth knowledge available to support your planning applications.

Guide Price: *from £350

 * Please note that this is a guide price only - prices may vary depending on project size. Please contact us below for an accurate quote.

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UKBC can offer a full range of services relating to sustainability.

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