The Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment
The Commitment
The Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment (the Commitment) challenges companies, cities, states and regions to reach Net Zero operating emissions in their portfolios by 2030, and to advocate for all buildings to be Net Zero in operation by 2050.
By setting ambitious ‘absolute’ targets, the Commitment aims to maximise the chances of limiting global warming to below 2 degrees, and ideally below 1.5 degrees, by drastically reducing operating emissions from buildings.
The Commitment provides a framework for organisations to develop globally ambitious yet locally relevant, flexible and universally viable solutions for their portfolio to both reduce energy demand and achieve net zero carbon emissions. For businesses, the Commitment is one of three pathways available to join EP100.
Find out more in our Commitment Overview Document.
Original Article: World Green Building Council
NEWS STORY
DATE: 17th June 2020
AUTHOR: WORLD GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL
SUBJECT: COMMITMENT TO NET ZERO CARBON BUILDINGS
DETAIL: AMBITIOUS TARGETS TO LIMIT GLOBAL WARMING AS A RESULT OF BUILDING EMISSIONS
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