Energy White Paper: What Will it Mean for Building Management?

The Government’s Energy White Paper, published on 24 February 2003, sets out its goals and targets for reducing emissions of carbon dioxide by 60% by 2050. In achieving this long-term target, and an intermediate target of reductions of 15-25 Million tonnes of Carbon (MtC) by 2020, energy efficiency is identified as delivering half of the necessary improvements.

For the first time, increasing the energy efficiency of buildings is identified as the cheapest, cleanest and safest way of achiev... (314 more words)

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