How will your project perform against BREEAM Version 7?

BREEAM New Construction Version 7 has arrived. Revised to raise the bar for sustainable development and align with the EU Taxonomy, key updates focus on decarbonisation, biodiversity and material selection. The result is a framework that reflects today’s sustainability goals but also builds in adaptability for future challenges. So what does V7 mean in practice?…

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Verte Expands Team

We are pleased to announce the continued growth of our Green Building Certification team with the addition of two new Sustainability Consultants: Amy Cornwall and Walid Nader.  Amy joins us with a strong background in BREEAM, WELL, LEED, and SKA assessments. She specialises in developing sustainable strategies that enhance building performance and support occupant wellbeing.…

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Futurebuild 2025: Key Sustainability Takeaways 

The Verte team was on the ground at Futurebuild to explore the latest innovations in sustainable products and gain insights into how the industry is tackling complex sustainability issues. Here are our key takeaways from the event. Retrofit Retrofit continues to be a key focus for the industry, but we’re not making enough progress. Dr.…

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Sustainability in the spotlight at EXPO REAL

We’ve recently returned from EXPO REAL 2024 and wanted to share what the European real estate industry is talking about. ESG is everywhere ESG is only going to become more important in Europe. Strong ESG credentials are correlated with portfolio value and it will be a deal-breaker for investment. If projects are to proceed they’ll…

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Let’s talk about Embodied Carbon for Cat B office fit outs

Over the past few years, the construction industry has been focused on better understanding and measuring the impact of Embodied Carbon on total building carbon emissions. Several organisations in the UK have established targets for new builds for various building typologies, including residential and commercial office buildings. One area where we have seen less progress…

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