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The decision by environmental campaign group WWF to resign from the Zero Carbon Taskforce has been met with mixed reaction from industry stakeholders.

WWF-UK resigned from the 15-member Taskforce last week over the government鈥檚 decision to water down Zero Carbon Homes policy by changing the definition - without consulting the taskforce.

Colin Butfield, head of campaigns at WWF-UK, said: 鈥淚t is a shattering blow to find out, without consultation, that the government has taken a decision to undermine climate and housing legislation.鈥�

However, John Tebbit of the Construction Products Association stated that his organisation would continue to back the network and seek to deliver what remained 鈥渢he most onerous targets in the world.鈥�

鈥淚t鈥檚 a political decision by the government. They鈥檝e got to balance reducing carbon emissions with reducing the regulatory burden on housebuilders.鈥�

But Ray Noble of the Renewable Energy Association said he sympathised with the WWF and slammed the government for its 鈥渃omplete lack of joined up thinking.鈥�

鈥淚t seems that all the low carbon side of this government has come off the rails鈥�, he said.