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| | | | ... Melbourne Fund are offering three free information sessions to educate consultants and contractors to the commercial building sector on environmental upgrade agreements (EUAs). The information sessions in February and March are aimed at the commercial ... |
| | | | ... more likely that, given the patterns of consumption, it will be as simple as considering more lighting controls in the building. In any event, this increase in consumption needs us to further consider our office environment." The increase in energy consumption ... |
| | | | ... assets are all in Australia and are a mix of commercial and retail properties, with a range of stars under the National Building Energy Rating System (NABERS)," Christodoulou said. "Potential environmental impacts from climate change will vary according ... |
| | | | The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has reported certifying 100 Green Star building projects in one calendar year. This is the highest number of certifications that GBCA has done since certifying 88 projects in 2009. GBCA launched the Green ... |
| | | | ... obvious ones," Fuller said. "Superannuation funds are pushing to come to grips with that at a theoretical level, but building that into the investment process will be a major thread this year. Part of that will be the continued emphasis on clean tech ... |
| | | | ... next five years based on current project pipeline and asset portfolio. In the United Kingdom, facilities managers and building services managers continue to reduce energy consumption by monitoring the building management system, adjusting non-essential ... |
| | | | ... provider Optus said responsible marketing, customer service and safety, driving innovation and uptake of technology and building social inclusion were all material issues to their corporate responsibility (CR) goal. Optus, a subsidiary of the ASX and ... |
| | | | ... NAB, the City of Melbourne, Low Carbon Australia and the owner of 123 Queen Street, will fund a AU$1.3m retrofit of the building, including a trigeneration system to generate electricity, heating and cooling, occupancy sensors and double glazing. The ... |
| | | | ... promote improved environmental outcomes on real estate in a risk-adjusted, diversified manner. EUAs are agreement between a building owner, local council and financier. Under the terms, the building owner is advanced funds for the upgrade by the financier ... |
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