CLEAN ENERGY will incorporate use of site materials, and reuse second hand material. It will minimise waste by understanding the manufacturing size when designing components and is designed for low-cost efficient deconstruction rather than demolition. This will involve considering the compatibility of materials to increase their quality when recycled, such as by minimising the use of composites which are hard to separate. Material selection will be guided by third party accreditation and testing, and will be biased towards durable materials, long lasting components and recycled primary materials. The building will use natural renewable materials but will not preclude the use of advanced materials such as self compacting concrete. Close attention will be paid to FSC approval of timber sources; obtaining Zero Ozone Depleting Potential (ZODP) material and low greenhouse gas products to reduce carbon and ozone impact. So far as can be identified, allergenic and carcinogenic material will be avoided. Funding and Planning Permission are currently being sought for the CLEAN ENERGY building.