Since 1970, today’s been a chance to reflect on our relationship with the natural world around us. This year, with the COVID-19 pandemic as a scary reminder of the power of nature, we can see more than ever that our balance with the natural world is truly vital.
Sero has this week released CGI images that give a sneak preview of Parc Hadau, its zero carbon neighbourhood currently being developed in Pontardawe, south Wales.
Sero Homes has been shortlisted for the Eco Initiative of the Year at the highly acclaimed RESI Awards, in recognition of its Parc Hadau scheme – a new neighbourhood of 35 zero carbon homes in Pontardawe.
Work is set to get underway one of the world’s first* true ‘net zero carbon in operation’ neighbourhoods – Parc Hadau in Pontardawe – which today (17 Dec) gained detailed planning consent from Neath Port Talbot Council.
The Green Finance Institute has announced the formation of the Coalition for the Energy Efficiency of Buildings (CEEB), and Sero is excited to have been invited to be a founding member and have the chance to influence this important issue.
Zero carbon housebuilder Sero Homes has formally submitted plans for Parc Hadau – a new community of 35 carbon neutral homes set in a wildlife-friendly landscape in Rhydyfro, Pontardawe.
As work to create 225 new affordable homes at Parc Eirin in Rhondda Cynon Taf gets underway, Julie James, Minister for Housing and Local Government, has attended a turf cutting ceremony on site.
Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James has today announced that Sero Homes’ Parc Hadau scheme has been awarded £2.4million funding as part of this year’s Innovative Housing Programme.
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