I have been part of the CLC for several years now, and much of the activity quite frequently goes under the radar - but it does work, in my view, consistently and effectively towards a better construction sector in terms of the impact of the sector on society; a sector that serves both it's clients and those who work in the sector better. I give you as examples the Farmer Review, Procuring for Value, the Construction Sector Deal, the Transforming Construction Challenge Fund, the Construction Playbook, Constructing the Gold Standard, the FAC1 contract and Construct Zero. Yes, indeed, what have the Romans ever done for us. (And there's a reference to show I've still got it kids.) So, clients - five carbon commitments. I think these are exciting and inspiring. Maybe you do, in which case please join us. Maybe you don't, in which case what are your commitments? But the solution to much of what we want to do or build in society flows through construction, and clients set many of the rules of the game. Use the link in the post below to find out how you can get involved. Kathryn Gardner Rebecca Rees Paul Fiddaman Catriona Lingwood Chelsea Corbett Russell Jones Nik Turner
The Construction Leadership Council hosted an event today which saw the launch of the Five Client Carbon Commitments – simple, practical steps that organisations can take to show how they are reducing their carbon emissions and by when. Alan Mak MP, Minister for Industry at the Department for Business and Trade, spoke to a packed room of construction industry leaders as he launched the initiative. Find out how you can get involved below. https://shorturl.at/kxTVY
Director, Low Carbon Journey
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