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CDL’s integrated sustainability report 2022 zeroes in on bolder decarbonisation targets 

Corporate Knights

Themed “Zero in on Future Value”, the digital report communicates CDL’s progress towards its material Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals and targets under the CDL Future Value 2030 Sustainability Blueprint. Leveraging Green Finance to Accelerate Low-Carbon Solutions.

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University of Tasmania: Green Bond-Supported Campus Redevelopment

Sustainable Development Network

A key performance indicator from our Emissions Reduction Strategic Plan 2022-2030 requires a minimum 50% reduction in gross emissions across all material sources as reported to maintain our Australian Government Climate Active carbon neutral certification. What were the key success factors in implementing the case study?

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CDL's Integrated Sustainability Report 2022 Zeroes in on Bolder Decarbonisation Targets

3BL Media

Themed “Zero in on Future Value”, the digital report communicates CDL’s progress towards its material Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals and targets under the CDL Future Value 2030 Sustainability Blueprint. Leveraging Green Finance to Accelerate Low-Carbon Solutions. link] via @ReportAlert.

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This Week’s Fund News: New CBRE, NN Group Venture Targets Buildings’ Energy Efficiency

Chris Hall

PIPV also contributes to NN Group’s target to increase investments in climate solutions by a minimum of €6 billion by 2030. Going forward, it will include lifecycle assessment of materials employed in the construction phase as part of the development design as a way of reducing embodied carbon, waste and pollution.

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UN: Pandemic causes dip in building emissions, but long-term outlook bleak

Envirotec Magazine

By 2030, to be on track to achieving a goal of net-zero emissions by 2050, the International Energy Agency says that direct building CO2 emissions would need to decrease by 50 per cent. Governments need to commit to further decarbonising the power, as well as heating and cooling energy supply.