All Energy, Infrastructure and Refurbishment articles – Page 56
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Features
Collective housing and the low carbon heating challenge
With building regulations on energy use set to change very soon to accommodate government ambitions on slashing emissions, Building and Daikin gathered together some construction industry experts to discuss the impact of the likely changes on heating systems
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News
Government and TfL left ‘frustrated’ by ongoing Crossrail delays
Railway will now finish in 2022
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News
Five tech firms join HS2 innovation initiative
Companies were picked from more than 100 applicants
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Comment
A rehabilitated PFI could drive sustainable construction
PFI had its incentives all wrong, but a laser-like focus on buildings’ operational efficiency could change all that, says ISG’s Debbie Hobbs
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News
Firms brushing up for £8.5m Blackfriars Bridge makeover
Scheme involves strengthening parapets and repainting work
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News
Getting on with HS2 was right thing to do, minister says
Impact of covid on how many passengers will use railway not yet assessed, Andrew Stephenson adds
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News
Crossrail 2 staff redeployed as TfL winds up consultancy work on project
Move made as part of recent funding agreement between TfL and government
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HS2 expects 95% of jobs to go to UK firms
Close to 400,000 contracts will be handed out on £100bn project
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Information - Building
On demand | Energy efficiency webinar
On demand for free | What are the key issues around energy efficiency within the industry
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Information - Building
On demand | Net zero for existing buildings
On demand for free | How can net zero be achieved in existing buildings
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Information - Building
On demand | Refurbishment webinar
On demand for free | How can the refurbishment of existing stock can help the sector achieve net zero
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News
Crossrail funding still up in the air as government agrees to give TfL cash injection
Project needs extra £1bn to complete
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HS2 has more than 300 NDAs in place
Minister in charge of taxpayer-funded scheme defends their use
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News
Remaining Crossrail risks signal ‘significant uncertainty’, project representative warns
Most recent update from Jacobs says level of risk is ‘large for a project at this stage’
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News
TfL delays accessibility works at nine stations because of covid-19 cash hit
Change of plan comes as Moody downgrades TfL’s credit rating
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News
Crossrail trial running set to start by March
Key next phase of Crossrail testing will be underway 'towards the end of quarter one', says scheme's boss
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Crossrail’s late-running Bond Street project ready for key testing this month
Problem project will be ready for trial running by the end of October, TfL board papers reveal