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Venue: CBI Conference Centre, Centre Point, London Download the booking form Buildings have a significant impact on the environment through the emission of greenhouse gases, the production of waste and the consumption of water and other resources. It is therefore unsurprising that with the drive for abating climate change in full swing, an increasing focus has been placed on green building.The government has introduced several pieces of legislation on sustainable property over the last 18 months – Energy Performance Certificates are now required for commercial property, the BREEAM ratings system has been reinforced and from 2019 onwards all non-domestic buildings will need to be zero-carbon. This has and will continue to have a huge impact on the UK construction and property sectors. This seminar will investigate the success of current legislation and will focus on what needs to be done to make low-carbon buildings a reality, in preparation for 2019. Case study speakers will also share best practice of green building techniques and will inform delegates of new technological developments being used to achieve zero-carbon targets. Speakers include: General information and bookings Fees: (Members)£80.00 (+£12.00 VAT) = £92.00(Non -members)£100.00 (+£15.00 VAT) = £115.00 Download the booking form How to get here To get here on public transport, click the link to the Transport for London Journey Planner website below. This online service will allow you to plan your journey to Centre Point from any other point in the Capital. If you need free Adobe Acrobat PDF reader software or help with PDF documents, go to the Adobe Accessibility site at http://access.adobe.com Go to the events homepage. |
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