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  • What's Next for Sainsbury’s First Eco Store?
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    9 Jan. 2012 — written by Paul Hinkin, Black Architecture
    Sainsbury’s has announced that it intends to close its pioneering low energy store in Greenwich, South East London, just 12 years after it was opened by a very young Jamie …
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  • Raising the energy performance of your properties: What are your biggest challenges?
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    6 Sept. 2012 — written by Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
    As you might already have seen, we’re busy gearing up for the next 2degrees Live event: Raising the Energy Performance of Your Properties, which will take place on 25th …
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  • How do you go from a DEC rating of 'G' to 'C' in four years? Just ask DECC
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    25 July 2012 — written by Tom Idle, 2degrees
    As we have argued before on this platform, it is business that is leading the charge to smarter resource and energy efficiency; our political leaders the world over just …
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  • Eco-labels: The shortcomings of single indicators
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    11 Nov. 2011 — written by David Baggs, ecospecifier global
    Historically the eco-benefits of products have been based on simplistic characteristics that we can easily measure such ‘recycled content’, ’UK made’, ‘non-toxic’ or the …
  • Don't Undervalue the Importance of Embodied Carbon
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    19 Sept. 2011 — written by Craig Jones, Sustain
    It has been a long and painful process to get the importance of embodied carbon onto the government’s agenda. The publication of the Low Carbon Action Plan this year marked a …
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  • Redefining Sustainability and the Decline of EcoBuild
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    23 March 2012 — written by Paul Hinkin, Black Architecture
    So, it is that EcoBuild time of the year again! I gave a presentation in the session “Changing behaviour for the energy efficient operation of buildings” about how buildings …
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  • It’s All About the People Stupid!
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    11 July 2012 — written by Paul Hinkin, Black Architecture
    The latest in our Breakfast on Black events took place last Friday, attended by an invited group of industry leaders with a passion for sustainable development. Our speaker …
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  • Building energy efficiency: How regulation can help deliver radical improvement
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    3 Nov. 2012 — written by Dave Farebrother, Faregreen Environmental Ltd
    Ahead of the next 2degrees Live event in January, we want you to get you involved with the key topics we'll be debating. In the second of his four part series, Dave …
  • How do you build a BREEAM 'Excellent' warehouse?
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    31 Aug. 2012 — written by Simon Jack, Freelance
    Case study: A look at the new ProLogis development for BMW.Developers of large scale property face huge challenges in making their buildings sustainable, whether it is the …
  • Is Sustainable Retail Design Missing the Point?
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    19 Aug. 2011 — written by Paul Hinkin, Black Architecture
    It has been more than fifteen years since I led the team responsible for Sainsbury’s at Greenwich, the UK’s first low energy supermarket, and you would have thought that …
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