Just heard the CIBSE and WRAP are looking at resource efficiency and building services – http://www.cibsejournal.com/news/wrap-doing-more-with-less/. This area contributes significant embodied impact, but it is currently completely ignored within BREEAM.
Author: Jane Anderson
An expert in Life Cycle Assessment for the Construction industry
my recent tweets
- Sounds like a good approach. twitter.com/PassivhausPlus…xxx 11 hours ago
- They could have a go at the 200,000+ empty homes in the UK too. twitter.com/peteapps/statu…xxx 1 day ago
- Tory 2019 manifesto: “ In all of our trade negotiations, we will not compromise on our high environmental protectio… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 2 days ago
- RT @asbp_uk: When the pace slowed, many had dreams about how things could be for #BuildBackBetter Some people had that💡moment with the ger…xxx 5 days ago
- That’s more than 2000 Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) for construction products and over 400 EPD for build… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 5 days ago
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