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How relevant is the Green Deal to the commercial sector?
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5 hours ago — started by Geoff Archer, Westminster Sustainable Business Forum
How relevant is the government’s Green Deal policy to the non-domestic sector, particularly to different sectors such as SMEs, retailers, larger companies, office renovation …
Once you've begun to cut your energy consumption how do you maintain momentum?
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2 Oct. 2012 — started by Paul van Heyningen, Department of Energy and Climate Change
Ahead of the next 2degrees Live event in January, we will be posting some of the key challenges that attendees will be bringing along to the event. Here Paul van Heyningen, …
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What's the best strategy for future proofing the healthcare estate?
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17 Dec. 2012 — started by Fiona Daly, Barts and the London NHS Trust
We have a large mixed property portfolio spread across a number of sites which includes both old and new facilities and traditionally procured and PFI funded assets. One of …
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How are you overcoming the barriers to behaviour change?
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22 Nov. 2012 — started by Grace Davis, Buckinghamshire County Council
At Buckinghamshire County Council we are developing our carbon management plan for the next five years. While we have invested in many energy reduction projects such as …
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How are you encouraging the use of energy performance contracts in your organisation?
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21 Nov. 2012 — started by David de Wet, LPP
My role is to work with healthcare trusts to make the most of the purchasing power of the NHS in London. How can you ensure that stakeholders understand and engage in an …
Typical cost of EPCs?
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3 Oct. 2011 — started by Will Walker, Southwark Council
Hi thereWe are undertaking a procurement exercise for the provision of EPCs in Council owned property in London. I was wondering whether anyone was aware of any reports, or …
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Experienced Delivery Partners for Sustainable Retrofits wanted
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25 Aug. 2011 — started by Stéph Marshall, Retrostructure
Hello all,Have recently set up a Sustainable Retrofit company focusing on non-domestic buildings, primarily in the UK.Am looking to widen my network of consultants that I use …
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Don't let DCLG charges damage our industry - please add your voice
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23 Feb. 2012 — started by Edwina Cramp, IES
In the past the UK's Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has provided a non-domestic software validation service for UK building regulations. They issued a …
Latest updates on DCLG Software Charges situation - please add you individual voice
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2 March 2012 — started by Edwina Cramp, IES
Since we wrote our blog: “Don’t let DCLG Charges Ruin Our Industry” a lot has happened culminating we thought in a meeting last Friday 24th February. Encouraged by the …
Are you smart about the mandatory 2014 metering deadline?
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23 Oct. 2012 — started by Amelia Morgan-Giles, Carbon 2018 Limited
By 2014 all Profile Class 05-08 electricity meters and all gas meters using over 732,000 kWh a year must be replaced by smart meters. Smart meters provide half hourly data, …

Built Environment

How relevant is the Green Deal to the commercial sector?

Once you've begun to cut your energy consumption how do you maintain momentum?

What's the best strategy for future proofing the healthcare estate?

How are you overcoming the barriers to behaviour change?

How are you encouraging the use of energy performance contracts in your organisation?

Typical cost of EPCs?

Experienced Delivery Partners for Sustainable Retrofits wanted

Don't let DCLG charges damage our industry - please add your voice

Latest updates on DCLG Software Charges situation - please add you individual voice

Are you smart about the mandatory 2014 metering deadline?

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