SCAPE recently achieved Champion status for the Cambridge University Carbon Reduction Code for Infrastructure as a result of our work to reduce carbon emissions in the built environment. We are the first and only framework procurement organisation to achieve this standard to date, reflecting our commitment to a tangible response to the climate emergency. One of the reasons for our success is our commitment to creating procurement and contractual solutions that can embed net zero into your new build and refurbishment projects.As a key member of your team responsible for property, procurement and climate action, I would like to extend an exclusive early opportunity to join us in the webinar launch of our innovative new framework procurement route - Lifecycle- for delivering low carbon, energy efficient buildings.At a time when an urgent focus has been made on carbon reduction across the built environment we look at the challenges and best practice solutions for procuring and delivering the new build and major refurbishment works required to reduce energy demand and decarbonise heating of buildings. We explore the emerging net zero building accreditation schemes for the public sector and how these standards can be met. We will be promoting our Lifecycle construction procurement route, available through all of our national construction frameworks now, and through our regional construction framework which launches later in the summer. Using the Scotland Net Zero Public Building Standard as a focus, our expert panel will discuss the trends towards accreditation of net zero buildings, the challenges this presents in practice and how our unique Lifecycle solution and the expertise of our framework contractors and consultants can support clients, launching our publication Delivering the Scottish Government's Net Zero Public Sector Building Standard through the SCAPE Lifecycle modelYou can find out more about the webinar and register (free!) here:https://realassetlive.com/events/scotland-implementation-of-the-net-zero-public-sector-building-standard/
SCAPE recently achieved Champion status for the Cambridge University Carbon Reduction Code for Infrastructure as a result of our work to reduce carbon emissions in the built environment. We are the first and only framework procurement organisation to achieve this standard to date, reflecting our commitment to a tangible response to the climate emergency. One of the reasons for our success is our commitment to creating procurement and contractual solutions that can embed net zero into your new build and refurbishment projects.
As a key member of your team responsible for property, procurement and climate action, I would like to extend an exclusive early opportunity to join us in the webinar launch of our innovative new framework procurement route - Lifecycle- for delivering low carbon, energy efficient buildings.
At a time when an urgent focus has been made on carbon reduction across the built environment we look at the challenges and best practice solutions for procuring and delivering the new build and major refurbishment works required to reduce energy demand and decarbonise heating of buildings. We explore the emerging net zero building accreditation schemes for the public sector and how these standards can be met. We will be promoting our Lifecycle construction procurement route, available through all of our national construction frameworks now, and through our regional construction framework which launches later in the summer.
Using the Scotland Net Zero Public Building Standard as a focus, our expert panel will discuss the trends towards accreditation of net zero buildings, the challenges this presents in practice and how our unique Lifecycle solution and the expertise of our framework contractors and consultants can support clients, launching our publication Delivering the Scottish Government's Net Zero Public Sector Building Standard through the SCAPE Lifecycle model
You can find out more about the webinar and register (free!) here:
https://realassetlive.com/events/scotland-implementation-of-the-net-zero-public-sector-building-standard/