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Entries for July 2010
30 July 2010
Europe will have smart meters installed in 111.4m households by 2015, according to research by Berg Insight
30 July 2010
The restoration of a Victorian baths in Camden, London, has achieved a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ standard
30 July 2010
Many housing associations and their tenants are not reaping the full benefits of installing renewable energy technologies
30 July 2010
Following EU proposals in 2008 the recast Energy Performance of Buildings Directive was adopted and published in May
30 July 2010
Why will prime property investment be one of the best asset classes to own in the next few years, while non-prime may prove to be a financial disaster?
30 July 2010
This eco-renovation of a period terrace house to Passivhaus standard was one of the houses on a North London open eco-house weekend
30 July 2010
The buy-to-let market is feeling rather hard done by after the recent rise in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to 28%
30 July 2010
On 6 July the coalition Government moved to revoke regional strategies (RSs), with immediate effect
30 July 2010
The Government has formally launched a consultation of waste policies in England
30 July 2010
Planning permission is to be granted for a 2,239 home sustainable regeneration scheme in Drakelow Park
29 July 2010
Sustainable electricity from solar photovoltaic (PV) installations will help the UK to cut annual CO2 emissions by 80% of 1990 levels by 2050
29 July 2010
There have been wholesale moans following the demise of the Sustainable Development Commission and the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution
29 July 2010
A new document from the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology highlights the potential benefits of ‘biochar’
28 July 2010
The proposal to create a Green Investment Bank has been broadly welcomed, but questions remain
27 July 2010
European heads of government have been criticised for failing to grasp the benefits of energy efficiency