Best Practices: Planning For Net Zero Carbon Buildings
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Executive Summary
Table of contents
Facility Executives Need A Clear Pathway To Net Zero
There Is No Single Definition Of Net Zero Carbon Buildings
Soft Regulatory Drivers Are Driving A Gradual Change In The Market
The Path To Net Zero Buildings Is Riddled With Multiple Pitfalls
Firms Have A Broad Range Of Options For Decarbonizing Buildings
Real Estate Executives Must Look Beyond Market-Based Mechanisms To Decarbonize Buildings
Facility Executives Must Be Ready To Go To Battle To Secure Funding For Decarbonization Programmes
Seven Recommendations To Drive Forward Your Net Zero Carbon Buildings Plan
Table of figures
Figure 1. Four Categories Of Net Zero Carbon BuildingsFigure 2. Drivers For Net Zero Carbon Buildings Impacting Investors, Landlords And Occupiers
Figure 3. Market Instruments And Building-Level Emission Reduction Strategies
Figure 4. Benefits And Limitations of Eight Decarbonization Strategies
Figure 5. Real Estate Executives Are Balancing Multiple Programmes In The Next Three Years
Figure 6. Two Pathways To Net Zero Carbon Buildings
Organisations mentioned
Amazon, American Carbon Registry, Apple, Arup, Boston Properties, BP, Burberry, Cargill, Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE), Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Corporate Accountability, Energisme, Enviva, European Union, Fabege, Financial Times, Fingrid, Gold Standard Foundation, Goldman Sachs, Green Building Council Brasil, Green Investment Group, IBM, Lazard Asset Management, Macquarie Group, Microsoft, Mirvac, Mitie, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Nespresso, Nestle, Nuveen, Ørsted, Powerhouse, Rocky Mountain Institute, Salesforce, Schneider Electric, Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), SEGRO, Sello, Shell, Siemens, Task Force on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets, Tesco, The Crown Estate, Trove Research, United Therapeutics, University College London, Vodafone UK, World Green Building Council, ZalandoAbout the authors
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