Why Attend
Advancing Construction Decarbonization 2026 is the only contractor-first forum focused on helping teams turn decarbonization commitments into real delivery outcomes across Scope 1, 2, and 3.
Through real-world case studies, hands-on workshops and peer discussions, gain actionable insights into how leading contractors are improving Scope 3 data, reducing embodied carbon, scaling jobsite initiatives and aligning reporting with real delivery. Designed for sustainability, decarbonization and supply chain leaders, we prioritize depth, execution, and practical takeaways you can apply immediately to live and upcoming projects.
What were the Highlights in 2026?
Contractor-Led, Real-World Case Studies
Going beyond theory to see how peers are reducing emissions, engaging suppliers and delivering low-carbon outcomes on live projects.
Dual-Track Agenda Meeting Your Teams Needs
Dividing and conquering: choosing between Corporate Operations & Reporting and Project Implementation & Jobsite Delivery depending on the needs and challenges facing your team.
Deep-Dive Pre-Conference Workshops
Three hands-on workshops built around providing a tangible Scope 3 roadmap to help teams stay ahead of the curve with embodied-carbon.
Practical Guidance on Policy & Circularity
Learning how cities and regulators are enforcing circularity, deconstruction, and procurement requirements, and how contractors are responding in practice.
Actionable Scope 3 & Embodied Carbon Data
Learning how firms are moving from spend-based estimates to usable, project-level data that supports procurement and reporting decisions.
Peer-to-Peer Discussion in a Curated Environment
Brining construction-focused, senior audience enables open conversation, deeper insight, and connections that support real delivery.
Divide and Conquer
Track 1: Corporate Operations & Reporting
This track focused on the systems, frameworks and decisions that shape decarbonization at an organizational level. Sessions explore Scope 3 data strategy, supplier engagement, embodied-carbon reporting, alignment with LEED v5, and managing divergent regional requirements.
We heard from leaders at firms such as Holder Construction, Pepper Construction and DPR Construction on building credible, scalable programmes that stand up to client and regulatory scrutiny.
Track 2: Project Implementation & Jobsite Delivery
Designed for those driving change onsite, this track diveed into contractor-controlled levers that reduce emissions in practice. Explore fuel reduction and fleet electrification, low-carbon materials adoption, waste diversion, trade engagement and jobsite data capture.
Case studies from Michels Corporation, Fortis Construction, JE Dunn Construction and others showed what works, what doesn’t, and how to scale proven approaches across projects.
Companies that Attended in 2026 Included