Buildings

Future residents at the 900-home development in West London are set to benefit from a 60 per cent reduction in heating costs and 90 per cent lower carbon emissions, developers claim

Corporate contracts matter because they provide the mechanism to translate resilience and decarbonisation commitments into delivery, writes Rosie McKeown from The Chancery Lane Project

Schools and colleges to save up to £220m over the lifetime of government-funded solar installations

Energy giant to work with regional installers to help businesses deploy on-site renewables and cut their energy bills by up to 50 per cent

BusinessGreen explores how a 'fossil-free' building model has not only surpassed regulatory expectations, but offered a blueprint for low-carbon urban development

New industry-backed guidance seeks to provide clarity on how the built environment can better help halt and reverse nature loss

New Stockton-on-Tees site to feature range of low carbon tech, including cement-free materials, AI-powered emissions tracking, and waste reduction measures

Two professors of energy studies – one British, the other Swedish – explore the very different histories of home heating in their countries.

There is strong support for decarbonisation across the UK commercial property sector, but government dither and delay suggests it is not listening to the industry, writes Jenna Strover from Potter Space

Zac Dutzcyn, co-founder of Underheat, explains how the company's technology is striving to deliver home heat pump retrofits without internal disruption