Good Homes Alliance says developers should be forced to disclose scheme’s energy use

By Will Ing2019-03-06T10:01:00

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Group’s chair, Lynn Sullivan, called for more regulation at Futurebuild 2019 conference

The chair of the Good Homes Alliance has called on the government to require developers to publish information on the energy performance of buildings they construct.

Lynn Sullivan, who is also a member of The Green Construction Board, said government needed to shift its focus from processes to outcomes to improve standards in the industry.

The Green Construction Board reports to the Construction Leadership Council on how government can achieve its goal of reducing the sector’s carbon emissions by 50%.

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