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UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering Net Zero Symposium - Esfand Burman (UCL)

In this special UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering symposium on the transition of Net Zero, global experts explored the challenges and opportunities of the move to a zero-carbon world. This is a recording of a talk delivered at the Symposium. Speaker: Esfand Burman (UCL) Talk title / summary: 'Achieving net-zero carbon performance is increasingly a major component of Environmental and Social Governance in the commercial real estate sector. Commercial offices tend to be heterogeneous in their in-built forms, their organisational infrastructures, and in the activities that go on inside them. Commercial relationships and interactions between landlords and tenants can also be significant factors in energy management. This presentation provides an overview of the findings of a research project carried out by UCL IEDE academics for the British Council for Offices (BCO). It identifies the key opportunities and challenges that businesses are facing as they strive to pursue drastic reductions in carbon emissions.'