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Our latest episode features CBRE’s Helen Newman, Head of Sustainable Capital with Rhian-Mari Thomas (OBE), CEO of the Green Finance Institute.
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The latest UK Budget saw £20bn of new investment in carbon capture and storage solutions, and a selection of other worthwhile ‘green’ measures.
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Episode 9: The Future of Cities
In our latest episode, CBRE’s Andrew Saunderson, Head of UK Residential Capital Markets discusses the future of our cities with renowned urbanist, Professor Greg Clark.
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The UK appears to have made significant progress on decarbonisation already, and it is arguably on track to meet its legally binding net zero commitment by 2050.
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The concept of Net zero carbon is changing the UK real estate industry. The regulatory environment, customer pressure and the weight of green money are all pushing the industry towards lower carbon emissions.
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With COP27 behind us, achieving the 1.5°C climate target seems challenging, unless significant progress is being made in three primary sectors that drive emissions: energy, transport and real estate.
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With many dilapidations liabilities being settled through damages payments instead of works undertaken, it it truly the dilapidations process itself which is not green, or could it be wider factors?
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A practical framework for delivering sustainable facilities management, aimed at helping Facilities Managers deliver on their business' sustainability goals and commitments.
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Occupier Client Priorities
We are at a unique inflection point in the real estate sector where external market conditions and the influence of the pandemic have fundamentally challenged the status quo.
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We might finally learn whether the government will continue as planned with the proposed move to raise the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) for non-domestic buildings to EPC ‘B’ or above by 2030.
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From 2023, planning permission will only be granted to developments that achieve a minimum threshold for net gain in biodiversity. What does this mean in practice for developers?
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CBRE’s research team conducted a survey of over 200 UK clients to establish the ‘state of play’ on the full range of environmental and social sustainability issues.
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As pressure for firms to contribute to social and environmental goals increases, measurement of that contribution has become more pressing to ensure that everyone is ‘playing by the same rules’.
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The UK Government recently announced that it would be aiming to reduce UK net greenhouse gas emissions by 78% by 2035 compared with 1990 levels.
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