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Retrofitting to decarbonise UK existing housing stock - RICS
Retrofitting to decarbonise UK existing housing stock RICS net zero policy position paper RICS net zero policy position paper Contents Executive sector Emissions Policy Energy Efficiency 10. Energy Performance 12. Embodied Carbon .. 15. Industry Standards .. 15. Industry Specifications .. 16. Drivers to Retrofitting Homes ..17. Taxation 19. Variable Stamp 19. Reduction on VAT for Home 20. Green 21. 23. 2. Foreword Achieving net zero carbon by 2050 is undoubtfully one of the greatest ambitions set by the UK Government in the drive to tackle climate change. While there are significant challenges across the built and natural environment to decarbonise , there are opportunities for industry and Government to work together, raising the bar of sustainability Dr Patrice Cairns MEng through standards, practice and effective policy.
The built environment sector contributes significantly to national energy use and carbon emissions, yet progress in the decarbonisation of buildings has been limited and the challenge going forward even greater. Given that new housing accounts for 1-2% of total
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