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New report reveals four-fold increase in local councils pursuing Local Area Energy Plans

|Date: 14 September, 2023

New report reveals four-fold increase in local councils pursuing Local Area Energy Plans

Four times as many local authorities are taking climate action by pursuing Local Area Energy Plans compar ...

Four times as many local authorities are taking climate action by pursuing Local Area Energy Plans compared to two years ago, according to a new report by Energy Systems Catapult. Sixty-six local coun ...

14 September, 2023
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Plus Dane plans £10m retrofit programme

|Date: 9 August, 2023

Plus Dane plans £10m retrofit programme

Plus Dane Housing, in partnership with Mayor Steve Rotheram and the Liverpool City Region Combined Author ...

Plus Dane Housing, in partnership with Mayor Steve Rotheram and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, is investing nearly £10m in its retrofit programme over the next two years. The housing ...

9 August, 2023
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£100m framework to lay the groundwork for climate targets

|Date: 3 August, 2023

£100m framework to lay the groundwork for climate targets

Businesses across Scotland are being called on to grab a lucrative opportunity to vie for work worth up t ...

Businesses across Scotland are being called on to grab a lucrative opportunity to vie for work worth up to £100m to support the country on its net zero journey. A leading procurement expert is urging ...

3 August, 2023
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Consumption-based emissions by London boroughs have reduced but we need far more, warns new report

|Date: 28 June, 2023

Consumption-based emissions by London boroughs have reduced but we need far more, warns new report

The impact of Londoner’s lifestyles on the climate challenge continues to reduce each year, but there is ...

The impact of Londoner’s lifestyles on the climate challenge continues to reduce each year, but there is still more work to do to have a fighting chance of meeting net zero targets, warns a new report ...

28 June, 2023
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Suppliers named for Pagabo’s £1bn Refit and Refurbishment Framework

|Date: 4 May, 2023

Suppliers named for Pagabo’s £1bn Refit and Refurbishment Framework

In the latest of several framework announcements, leading procurement provider Pagabo has revealed the 93 ...

In the latest of several framework announcements, leading procurement provider Pagabo has revealed the 93 suppliers appointed to its £1bn Refit and Refurbishment framework, which went live this week. ...

4 May, 2023
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Debunking housing decarbonisation myths

|Date: 17 January, 2023

Debunking housing decarbonisation myths

The stats say it all: Debunking decarbonisation myths with Matt Hodges, Energy and Sustainability Manager ...

The stats say it all: Debunking decarbonisation myths with Matt Hodges, Energy and Sustainability Manager at NetZero Collective. I often hear people questioning the housing sector’s ability to decarbo ...

17 January, 2023
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Sod-cutting ceremony marks start on site at Pearl Hyde Primary School in Coventry

Southern Construction Framework announces Suppliers’ Days ahead of £5.4bn tender

GreenSquareAccord appoints new Chief Property Officer

Cardo Group acquires Trident Maintenance Services

Orbit strengthens property team with senior leadership appointments to drive 2030 strategy

Two Rivers Housing signs deal to deliver affordable homes in Alderton with Owl Homes

Phoenix turns to Propeller for high-volume job management

Big Retrofit Challenge winners highlight healthy UK innovation

£3m housing scheme for people with learning disabilities being built in Bredbury

New homes at Extra Care Housing scheme to benefit from 24/7 support

New report reveals four-fold increase in local councils pursuing Local Area Energy Plans

New report reveals four-fold increase in local councils pursuing Local Area Energy Plans

Consumption-based emissions by London boroughs have reduced but we need far more, warns new report

Consumption-based emissions by London boroughs have reduced but we need far more, warns new report