Schemes
Norway
FutureBuilt ZERO
Norway
Certification
Voluntary

FutureBuilt ZERO

The FutureBuilt criteria for climate-neutral buildings, requiring a documented reduction against a reference building.

What is FutureBuilt ZERO?

FutureBuilt ZERO is the criteria set used by the FutureBuilt programme for pilot projects in the Oslo region. It asks for at least a defined percentage reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions from materials, energy and transport compared with a reference building.

Versions v2, v3 and v3.1 are merged into one scheme in Reduzer, with the criteria of the version your project is registered under applied to the report.

How Reduzer supports FutureBuilt ZERO

FutureBuilt ZERO report template with the reference-building comparison built in.
Materials, energy and transport reported as the criteria expect, in one document.
v2, v3 and v3.1 handled as one scheme, so a project registered under an older version still reports correctly.
Key facts
Country
Norway
Type
Certification
Status
Voluntary
Method
FutureBuilt ZERO (v2, v3, v3.1)
Phases
A1–A3, A4, A5, B4, B6, C1–C4, D
Report template
FutureBuilt ZERO report
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FAQs

What Reduzer is, who it's for, and how it helps you reduce emissions and stay in control.

What reduction does FutureBuilt ZERO require?

A defined percentage reduction against the reference building, set by the criteria version the project is registered under.

Which versions are supported?

v2, v3 and v3.1, merged into a single scheme with version-specific criteria applied in the report.

What does FutureBuilt ZERO measure?

Greenhouse-gas emissions from materials, energy and transport, compared against a reference building to show the reduction achieved.

Ready to see FutureBuilt ZERO in Reduzer?

Reduce emissions, gain control from the first sketch to the declaration.

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