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Are we ‘green ready’? The role of renewables in real estate
"The UK Government has committed to decarbonising electricity supply by 2035."
Green energy
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Hydrogen distilleries: a template for decarbonising Scotland’s industry
"With its natural resources, engineering innovation and research and development opportunities, Scotland is positioned as having one of the most suitable ecosystems for a hydrogen economy in Europe."
Spotlight: Electric Vehicle Charging – Uncovering the real estate opportunity
"With electric vehicle charger rollout out of kilter with the government's 2030 targets, there is a huge opportunity for landlords to contribute to the future of zero-emission mobility in return for rental income, increased footfall and enhanced ESG credentials to their assets"
Spotlight: European Office Obsolescence
"A significant proportion of European office stock is at risk of obsolescence based on the EU’s proposed Energy Performance of Buildings Directive"
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UK green energy projects could be boosted by relaxation of EU Solvency II regulation on insurers
"Changes to the law are aimed at increasing investment in areas such as off-shore wind farms."
A green recovery ‘boxed’
"To reduce carbon emissions, interventions have to be made in the construction, operation and demolition of buildings. This is leading to innovations across all phases of an I&L property’s life cycle"
Is commercial easier to green?
"We look at the key reasons why making commercial property more environmentally sustainable is less of a challenge than it is for residential stock"
Green investment in land, food and nature
"With net zero and wider sustainability agendas gathering pace, we look at how green investment can be leveraged against new and existing rural assets"
Spotlight: Real Estate and the Carbon Challenge
Contains 5 articles"Will investment be able to drive the transition to net zero in real estate by 2050?"
Residential journey to net zero
"Over a fifth of UK CO2 emissions are from residential stock, but it is also likely to be the toughest sector to decarbonise"
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