National Hedgehog Week 2017
4 May 2017
Hedgehog Awareness Week runs from 30th April to 6th May 2017 and hedgehog events are being organised all around the country. Hedgehog Awareness Week is
News & Debate
BRE Announcement: Changes to BREEAM and HQM Scheme Fees
4 May 2017
The BRE has issued a briefing note to all licensed assessors providing information on the planned changes to the BREEAM and HQM scheme fees. All
Great Moor Street office development on the road to BREEAM Very Good
5 April 2017
Our in house BREEAM Assessor conducted a BREEAM site inspection visit for the new office development at the junction of Great Moor Street and Newport
Water Saving Week 20th-24th March 2017
22 March 2017
This week is the third annual Water Saving Week, which coinciding with World Water Day and aims to raise awareness and challenges people to see
Completion of another project with Lane End Developments
22 December 2016
Element Sustainability have provided a full package of compliance services for the latest residential scheme completed for Lane End Developments at Lucy Street in Trafford.
New EPC lodgement record for Element Sustainability
22 December 2016
Over the past six months we have lodged over 1,500 EPCs for new build residential developments across the country. As we are continue to working
Merry Christmas from Element Sustainability
22 December 2016
We are approaching the end of another brilliant year here at Element Sustainability. 2016 has been full of positive changes, such as; relocation to a
Another year, another climate record broken
15 November 2016
Preliminary data shows that 2016 looks set to be the warmest year on record globally. While there are still a couple of months to go
Time for serious climate action – The Paris Agreement on climate change comes in to force.
4 November 2016
The world’s first global agreement on climate change comes into force today (Friday 4th November 2016) with the aim of limiting the impacts of climate
Two-thirds of wildlife may be gone by 2020
27 October 2016
More than two thirds of the world’s wildlife could be gone by the end of the decade if action isn’t taken soon, a new report