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Government Buildings Sector Giants Report for 2019 [Updated]

BD+C

AECOM, HOK, Jacobs, and Turner Construction top the rankings of the nation's largest government buildings sector architecture, engineering, and construction firms, as reported in Building Design+Construction 's 2019 Giants 300 Report.

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Mace makes case for retrofit over demolition

Construction Enquirer

Mace is calling on the government to adopt a “retrofit first” strategy in planning policy in a bid to stop so many old building being demolished. “Many buildings may not require demolition and can be transformed and renewed through retrofit into fantastic new assets, savings tonnes of embodied carbon in the process.

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Unfit planning system means 4,700-year wait for onshore wind

Construction Enquirer

The current planning system will fail to deliver the Government’s ambitions to build infrastructure to meet net zero goals and housing needs. That is the conclusion of a damning report by the Institute for Public Policy Research, which is calling for a complete reset of planning. ”

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City leaders call for more cash for green building skills

Construction Enquirer

The City of London Corporation has released a new report urging investment in workers to meet the growing demand for green jobs and skills to decarbonise the city’s commercial buildings. The report recommends reforming the Apprenticeship Levy and s106 policies to match the demand for skilled workers.

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Joint public-private sector effort needed to mitigate the construction sector’s embodied carbon problem

BD+C

Joint public-private sector effort needed to mitigate the construction sector’s embodied carbon problem It's going to take the efforts of government and the private sector to mitigate the climate-damaging problem of embodied carbon, says this building sustainability expert, Brent Trenga.

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Maryland Resets it Trajectory with Greenhouse Gas Reduction Law

Green Building Law Update

The first direct contact that many businesses with have with this new law, beyond increasing electricity and natural gas rates, will be that commercial, including multifamily, building owners must report GHG emissions to the State annually beginning in 2025. only days from now).

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Watchdog MPs warn over cost of net zero plan

Construction Enquirer

The Government’s ambitious green power building goals are at risk of not being delivered because of a lack of an overarching and costed delivery plan. In a critical report published today, the PAC calls on Government to pull together numerous decarbonisation plans into coherent strategy.

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