Buildings

Executives from EQUANS and Midlands Energy Hub provide an exclusive insight into the challenges and opportunities faced in planning net zero clean energy and housing developments

Industry Voice: The challenge of climate change requires radical collaboration - between landlords and tenants, but also between tenants, their agents, and the buildings supply chain, explains Derwent London's chief executive Paul Williams

Calls mount for Treasury to scrap VAT on energy efficiency products, tweak stamp duty for lower carbon homes, and embed ‘polluter pays’ principle across the economy

The UK faces an acute social housing crisis as well as a major challenge to decarbonise homes, but a net zero social homes programme could offer a solution, argues Shelter's Alastair Harper

Atrato Onsite Energy is aiming to become the first London-listed company with an all female board after it floats next month

Coca-Cola Company subsidiary claims factory will be world-leading on sustainability

Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) announces landlord engagement campaign as it unveils plan for £10m green home innovation competition

The building sector to take a holistic approach to tackling its climate impact - and that involves looking at both embodied and operational emissions, explains Steve McGregor, group MD of DMA Group

Citizens are being disencentivised to make green improvements to their homes by a weak consumer protection regime for heat pumps, energy efficiency enhancements, and solar technologies, a new report warns

BusinessGreen's all-you-need-to-know guide to the raft of policies and spending commitments contained in the government's flagship roadmap for achieving net zero emissions by 2050