All Sustainability articles – Page 17
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News
Further firms line up legal action over green cuts
Drax and Infinis latest firms to take legal action against government over changes to green policies
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Comment
Get ready for ESOS
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme obliges large businesses to carry out regular energy audits
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Comment
Meeting our greens
Despite rowing back on green policies, the UK has a positive story to tell
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News
Legal action threatened over plans to axe solar subsidy
Friends of the Earth to explore legal options after government consults on scrapping solar feed-in tariff
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Lighting upgrade saves Canary Wharf Group £400,000 a year
LED system allows company to cut over 1,950 tonnes of carbon emissions
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SKA Gold rating for Hammerson HQ refurb
Interserve fit-out of developer’s office receives high-level sustainability rating
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Scape looks to roll out school modules heated by children
Units using thermal mass of pupils can be extra classrooms or basis of new school buildings
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Imtech UK water, waste and energy division falls into administration
Business not part of the refinancing deal to save Imtech UK, leaving up to 69 jobs under threat
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Feed-in tariffs next in line for government axe
Government starts consultation on future of feed-in tariffs due to scheme’s “projected overspend”
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Green Deal installations hit record level in June
Latest official data shows Green Deal financing was at its highest point before scheme was scrapped
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Climate change summit to have dedicated ڶs Day
Day at the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference in Paris will be devoted to built environment
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Zero carbon affordable homes unveiled in Hampshire
Architect Ash Sakula says it’s “very regrettable” the government has not stuck to 2016 zero carbon target
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Comment
The tides of change
Climate change means we need more joined up thinking to prevent flooding and storm damage
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Comment
Going down the drain
The London super sewer could be a costly mistake. Green infrastructure can provide much more sensible solutions
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Comment
The many U-turns of sustainable building
The government’s sustainability backtracking will have knock-on effects for other national policies and will be damaging for industry confidence
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Comment
They’re not making it easy, being green
Has the government lost its way on the path to a low carbon economy?
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Features
The Green Deal: 'A catastrophe from start to finish'
It’s been called the greatest flop of the last parliament. But why did the Green Deal, the government’s flagship retrofit scheme, fail so spectacularly?
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£8bn offshore windfarm gets go-ahead
Energy secretary Amber Rudd has given green light to £8bn Dogger Bank Teesside A and B prioject in north east
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Seven-month wait for new retrofit policy
BRE boss Peter Bonfield, who is leading a review of energy efficiency policy, says replacement schemes will ‘put the consumer first’