Historic England announce new 2026 Programme of Carbon Reduction Webinars and Decarbonisation Resources

This news was originally published on our old website in February 2026.

Historic England are running engaging Carbon Literacy Workshops and Webinars (external link) (opens in new tab), alongside their current training programme all about Carbon Reduction: an organisation’s ability and motivation to reduce carbon emissions.

Want to know more about carbon reduction? Read Historic England’s online resources! (external link) (opens in new tab)

Developed especially for the heritage sector as part of the Historic England’s wider programme of Carbon Reduction training rollout, these new webinars aim to help organisations to reduce their carbon emissions.

Topics include ‘How to get Trustee buy-in for your carbon reduction plan’, ‘Tenant/Landlord collaboration in lowering emissions’, and ‘Soil emissions in archaeology’, with more topics to follow in the coming months.

Everyone is welcome. Booking links for all upcoming Carbon Reduction webinars (external link) (opens in new tab) can be found on their website.

New guidance, factsheets and resources are now available to help cultural and heritage organisations develop their tailored Decarbonisation Plans for their heritage buildings.

Developed by architects Haworth Tompkins, this project has been co-funded by Arts Council England and Historic England. Access these fantastic resources on their website. (external link) (opens in new tab)

To accompany the resources, Historic England are running a series of free webinars in March and April to walk through all the different steps in the decarbonisation process. See Historic England’s website for their Decarbonisation webinar dates and more information. (external link) (opens in new tab)