- Authors:
- Bernie Sheehan
- Malcolm Cooper
There is a growing demand on employers to manage buildings more efficiently, thereby saving energy in the workplace.
In 2006, new responsibilities were placed on building owners, surveyors, facilities managers and tenants to tackle energy effi ciency in all new buildings and when refurbishing existing buildings, under the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive and Part L of the Building Regulations.
Since then, there have been several key developments affecting workplace managers and adding weight to the Government’s drive to cut carbon emissions and reduce the effects of global warming.
This new special report provides an indepth insight into the implications of key developments in energy management and the requirements of legislation.
The report includes comprehensive guidance on:
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The special report includes interviews and contributions from leading experts in energy management in the UK, including the Environmental Industries Commission, Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, Carbon Trust Enterprises, Energy Services and Technology Association, and energy management services provider pemXq, as well as key figures from the facilities management industry.
This comprehensive new special report will help you get to grips with energy performance in your buildings, understand your legal responsibilities, streamline costs and help you spend budgets wisely.
Premium members save 10%!
The Energy Performance of Buildings 2008: Special Report is available for £89.00 plus VAT.
Premium members of the Workplace Law Network save an additional 10%, making the price just £81.90 plus VAT. You will receive confirmation of your order electronically. Call 0871 777 8881 now or buy your copy online.
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