November 26, 2020
Leading universities lag behind on sustainability teaching, research claims
Research conducted by EIT InnoEnergy, sustainable energy accelerator, claims that the world’s top ten universities including the University of Cambridge and Harvard University offer, on average, 2.8 courses focusing on sustainability and energy. This is compared to a global average of 5.6, as the accelerator calls for a more robust and comprehensive decarbonisation outlook by all major education players. More →
Climate change has accelerated the urgency to address the way people live and work. With the UK’s aim to become carbon neutral by 2050, 
Unused office space after coronavirus could cost London-based businesses almost £13 billion according to a new report by 
The construction sector, the real estate industry and city planners must give high priority to the same goal – to drastically reduce their climate impacts. Powerful, combined efforts across all of the built environment sectors are absolutely crucial for the potential to achieve the UN’s sustainability goals. And what’s more – everything has to happen very quickly. These are the cornerstones to a roadmap presented at the recent 
Nearly half of respondents in a global survey reported stronger occupier and investor demand for commercial properties with green building certificates. This translates into higher rents according to the 
After a multi-year global consultation, the World Green Building Council (
Environmental and sustainability professional, 
A new model of competitiveness devised by academics at 
November 11, 2020
UK office design should look to Europe for inspiration
by Ollie Plastow • Comment, Workplace design