Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard public consultation
BRE, in collaboration with the construction and built environment sector, is working to create robust and practical solutions to the global climate crisis.
BRE, in collaboration with the construction and built environment sector, is working to create robust and practical solutions to the global climate crisis.
Through the integration of corporate standards like SBTi and CRREM’s carbon budgets, BREEAM offers a comprehensive, integrated solution to effectively communicate and align building sustainability goals.
We are excited to invite you to shop the recently launched BREEAM USA Store, which is accepting new orders for BREEAM building plaques that will proudly showcase this well-earned certification.
Hear from Breana Wheeler, US Director of Operations at BREEAM, and Dan Winters, Senior Director of Market Development and Strategic Initiatives at GRESB, as they discuss how the commercial real estate industry can harness the benefits of ESG.
As the need to address the impact of the built environment becomes more urgent, the launch of BREEAM Version 7 consultation and BRE’s net zero carbon survey aims to put BRE at the forefront of efforts to combat the climate emergency.
As the world becomes increasingly conscious of the impact humans have on the environment, it is essential to ensure that construction projects are designed and executed with sustainability in mind.
2016 was supposed to be the year that zero carbon happened, but it didn’t quite pan out as hoped says Gwyn Roberts.
There is no doubting we are facing challenging times. This year we voted to leave Europe, and the new Government and industry is under increasing pressure to deliver faster and and cheaper.
From the 1990’s in response to consumer concern over tropical forest population disturbance and wider deforestation, BREEAM began to encourage stakeholders to proactively mitigate associated risks.
The #WorldEnvironmentDay campaign is encouraging us all to get outdoors, explore natural environments and better understand the importance of our relationship with nature.