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City of London Council is set to discuss zero carbon targets for the Barbican Estate in October 2026.

City of London Council's Barbican Estate Residents Consultation Committee is scheduled to discuss zero carbon on 26 October 2026. This upcoming meeting will address achieving a state where the net amount of greenhouse gases produced is zero within the Barbican Estate.

The discussion will focus on the concept of achieving net-zero carbon emissions, which is a target for development to have no net annual carbon emissions. This objective aims to balance emitted carbon with absorbed carbon for the Barbican Estate.

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