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Fenwick Elliott’s Adele Parsons joins Ruth Keating of 39 Essex Chambers to discuss the latest updates in legislation, policy, caselaw and contractual obligations which are pivotal to achieving NetZero in the construction industry.
Ben Smith, Oliver Weisemann and Tajwinder Atwal discuss the rise of ESG as a novel supply chain pressure, and the expansion of legal responsibility to cover actions of the supply chain.
There is no “one size fits all” approach to ESG issues; however, what is clear is the continent of Africa continues to move (albeit perhaps slowly) towards adopting sustainable and renewable energy practices.
Catherine Simpson looks at the challenge the construction industry needs to tackle in terms of concrete and cement in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to NetZero by 2050.
To coincide with COP26, Fenwick Elliott Partners Jeremy Glover and Dr Stacy Sinclair continue the discussion on how legislation, policy, contractual obligations and technology are pivotal to achieving NetZero in the construction industry.
Decarbonisation and environmental sustainability are now key targets in the construction industry. Aurelia Russo highlights some of the new environmental initiatives in the design and construction of UK football stadiums.
On 12 – 13 October 2017 the European International Contractors (“EIC”) met in Paris to discuss the Global Infrastructure Funding Gap. Fenwick Elliott sent (arguably) its A-team of Jatinder Garcha and Robbie McCrea to attend this workshop, we believe as the sole UK representatives.
Robbie McCrea focuses on the launch of the EU’s new External Investment Plan, discussing its aims and potential effects.
Following Romania’s recent implementation of the Emergency Ordinance No.24 Robbie McCrea explores the key changes to the country’s incentive scheme for electricity from renewable energy sources (“E-RES”).
23 February 2010Barry Hembling presented this paper, written by Simon Tolson at the RICS Sustainability Conference, in which he deals with the sustainability requirements for new build and re-fits contracts.