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Barbour ABI wins database contract to support government

Barbour ABI has been awarded a two-year contract to supply the Government Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy with the Renewable Energy Planning Database (REPD).

ENGIE’s Rugeley sustainable school masterplan gets funding

ENGIE’s plans for the redevelopment of the former Rugeley Power Station in Staffordshire, have been given a major boost.

ENGIE appointed to build £17m Gorton Lane scheme

One Manchester has selected ENGIE to transform disused land in Manchester into a modern development of 109 low carbon homes, located over two sites on Gorton Lane.

Kier Strategic Projects achieves carbon trust certification 

Kier Strategic Projects has achieved the Carbon Trust Standard for Carbon for the first time and is one of only three contractors in the construction sector to achieve this

Sustainability in the built environment: More than meets the eye

It’s been a slow, but significant shift in perception, outlook and activity, but there’s no doubt the last decade has seen sustainability gradually rise up the agenda to become a priority for UK’s built environment professionals. Chris Stanley, housing manager at Modern Masonry explains more.

Reducing construction’s ecological footprint

Nemetschek Group is driving sustainability across the entire building lifecycle helping to reduce construction’s ecological footprint.

Energy modelling for low carbon buildings 

Hollis has seen a significant increase in the number of developers requesting advice on ESG implementation, this is likely to continue as we see governments introducing post-pandemic green recovery plans. Richard Masters and Katherine Beisler at Hollis explain more.

A good start to net-zero, but what about commercial heating?

Pete Mills, commercial technical operations manager for Bosch Commercial & Industrial, looks at why the commercial heating market needs to be considered in the road to net-zero 2050.

Actis Hybrid range proves quick, clean and easy to use

Builders and specifiers love the speed, ease and cleanliness of Actis’ thermally superb insulation.

Mott MacDonald appointed to Europe’s largest hydrogen project

Mott MacDonald has been appointed by the NortH2 Consortium as its technical integration and optimisation contractor for the NortH2 project.

Hayfield to deliver £36m ‘green revolution’ development

Hayfield has acquired a 9.5-acre site in the Buckinghamshire village of Hanslope to deliver 101 eco-friendly luxury homes.

Powering ahead at Wernick Power Solutions

Wernick Power Solutions has expanded its fleet and announced the opening of further depots as the company sets its sights on further growth.

UKGBC publishes guidance on zero carbon homes 

The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has published two resources designed to support local authorities in tackling the climate emergency, by driving up the sustainability of new homes.

Mace achieves 2020 net-zero carbon targets

Mace has achieved its ambition to be a net-zero carbon business in 2020, after driving down its carbon emissions as far as possible across its developments and operations it has offset the remaining emissions.

Plans submitted for net-zero building in South Shields

Muse and South Tyneside Council have submitted a planning application for a net-zero building in the North East region at The Glassworks – a 50,000 sq ft riverside office building – at Harton Quay in South Shields.

Green home upgrades held back by lack of Government clarity, says FMB

Green home upgrades are being held back by the lack of a clear long-term plan from the government, new research from the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has found.

British Gas renews partnership with EAU

British Gas has renewed its partnership with Energy Assets Utilities (EAU) for the construction of gas networks for new build housing schemes and regeneration projects.

Urbanomy to support Salt Cross Garden Village’s development

Urbanomy, a new subsidiary of EDF, has been appointed by Oxfordshire County Council to support Project LEO (Local Energy Oxfordshire) in the energy planning of Salt Cross Garden Village.

Construction underway on 214 low carbon homes in Cardiff

Cardiff Council and Wates Residential have started construction on the largest development in the Cardiff Living scheme, which will deliver 214 new properties.

Lendlease lays out roadmap to ‘Absolute Zero Carbon’

Today (15 December) Lendlease has released its Roadmap to Absolute Zero Carbon, which sets out how the business will achieve those targets in Europe.

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