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Achieving zero: Delivering future-friendly buildings
Posted on: 25 January 2012
By: mackene
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Oxford University’s Environment Change Institute has published a report which provides the policy framework to ensure that all energy use in all buildings in the whole UK results in zero carbon emissions by 2050. This covers 26 million homes and 2 million business (ie non-domestic) properties. The strategy builds on two sets of natural divisions at the level of an individual property: the different roles of the building owner and the building occupant; and the energy use that results from the characteristics of the building (mainly gas for space and water heating, but including electricity in fixed lighting) and the energy use that results from the behaviour of the occupant, including the use of the contents of the building (mainly electricity for appliances and equipment).
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