Passivhaus Trust Membership

Become a PHT member to promote your business, your Passivhaus services and, join a global community and help promote the Passivhaus standard in the UK

Membership Benefits and Fees

STANDARD MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS	STANDARD MEMBERSHIP FEES
•  International Passive House Association (iPHA) membership included •  Access to iPHA activities incl. Passipedia •  Use of the Passivhaus Trust member logo •  Listing in the PHT members directory & map •  Digital subscription to Passive House Plus magazine •  Promotion of your Passivhaus services & activities •  Member discounts to PHT & PHI events & courses •  Free access to member exclusive networking events •  Discounts on many partner events •  Discount on PHPP software •  Sponsorship opportunities for events & publications	Turnover / Status	Standard rate
	Individual / small company up to £100k	£210
	Up to £250k	£350
	Up to £1m	£700
	£1m - £5m	£990
	£5m - £15m	£1,250
	£15m - £50m	£1,525
	£50m - £250m	£1,765
	£250m+	£2,205

Note: all membership prices shown are subject to VAT

Membership fee discounts:

Available for AECB members & Newly qualified Passivhaus designers/consultants. LEARN MORE

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Jobs board

Whether you’re just starting out, been working in a different sector or just looking for a change, have a look at our PHT members jobs board which features the latest and most exciting roles in the built environment sector.

Current PHT member vacancies
	Ecological Building Systems: Purchasing Executive Etude: Passivhaus Certifier 21 Degrees: Various openings ECD Architects: Sustainability assistant Henriksen Studio: Facade Engineer Levitt Bernstein: Architect Palmer and Partners Architects: Architectural Technologist

Are you a PHT member looking for the perfect candidate? To post a job on our jobs boards and connect with the most exciting talent in the sector, please get in touch at membership@passivhaustrust.org.uk

Join the Passivhaus Trust and help promote the Passivhaus standard in the UK

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