Retrofit and reuse: a partnership to make the UK green again
This post was originally published on this site As the UK shifts towards greener infrastructure, retrofitting is becoming more popular. Mark Rooney, Premier Modular’s divisional…
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Is construction about to change its own net zero habits?
This post was originally published on this site It’s often said change comes from within, and the industry is putting that to the test with…
[VIDEO] GBC network calls for boldness at COP29
This post was originally published on this site The Global Building Council (GBC) network, consisting of the World GBC and over 75 national GBC’s, are…
Why construction should ditch its ‘take-make-waste’ approach
This post was originally published on this site Pablo Cristi Worm Turner & Townsend Image: Dreamstime.com If the industry wants to embrace the circular economy,…
How digital workflows enable sustainable road projects
This post was originally published on this site Partner Content The ability to transfer 3D models directly onto variable depth millers ensures only what’s needed…
How vegetable oil can fuel construction’s net-zero future
This post was originally published on this site Partner Content Niki Holt Certas Energy Hydrotreated vegetable oil can be used in many construction vehicles instead…
Concrete matters: How low carbon cement could bridge our public infrastructure gaps
This post was originally published on this site David Hughes, chief scientific officer at Material Evolution, discusses the impact low carbon cement could have on…
Galliford Try launches plan to become net zero by 2045
This post was originally published on this site Cristina Lago Deputy Editor (Image: Galliford Try) Galliford Try has published a route map showing how it…
Heineken hires engineering firms to help it reach net zero
This post was originally published on this site The brewer wants to cut around 90% of its scope 1 and 2 emissions by setting up…
Germany will have to invest €120bn to make public buildings carbon neutral by 2045
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers The Reichstag already runs entirely on renewable energy (Mfield/GFDL 1.2) Germany will have to spend…