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EUI FLOOR AREA Source: International Energy Agency Total Carbon Emissions of Global New Construction annually construction materials and process embodied carbon operational energy carbon Source: Architecture2030, using data from IEA Annual

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EUI FLOOR AREA

Source: International Energy Agency

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construction materials and process embodied carbon

perational energy

carbon

Total Carbon Emissions of Global New Construction annually

Source: Architecture2030, using data from IEA Annual Energy Outlook and UN Environment Global Status Report

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We must:

Reduce all building

emissions by 80–90% by 2050;

Achieve new construction

that is fossil-free and near- zero energy by 2020; and

Increase the rate of energy

rehabilitation of existing buildings to 5% per year in developed countries.

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U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL

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Climate Change 35% Human Health 20% Water Resources 15% Biodiversity 10% Green Economy 5% Community 5% Natural Resources 10%

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www.worldgbc.org/thecommitment

& Organisations

15 22 5

Majid Al Futtaim - Dubai, UAE Integral Group - Oakland, California Signify - Amsterdam, Netherlands Cundall - Newcastle, UK Kilroy Realty Corporation - Los Angeles, California Frasers Property Australia - Sydney, Australia AMP Capital Wholesale Office Fund - Sydney, Australia Berkeley Group - London, UK Shaw Contract - Dalton, Georgia GPT Wholesale Office Fund - Sydney, Australia Stockland - Sydney, Australia Salesforce - San Francisco, California Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia Natural Resource Defense Council – New York, New York Bruntwood – Manchester, United Kingdom Copenhagen, Denmark Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg & Tshwane, South Africa London, UK Los Angeles, New York City, Newburyport, Portland, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Monica & Washington DC, USA Medellín, Colombia Montreal, Toronto & Vancouver, Canada Paris, France Stockholm, Sweden Sydney, Australia Tokyo, Japan Baden-Württemberg, Germany Yucatan, Mexico Navarra & Catalonia, Spain Scotland, United Kingdom

The Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment

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The GridOptimalTM Initiative A New Metric for Building-Grid Interactions New Buildings Institute U.S. Green Building Council

Changing Grids Changing Buildings

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Whole Building Carbon Accounting

Embodied Carbon in Buildings (MR Credits) Operational Carbon (EA Credits) GWP of Refrigerants & Gasses (EA Credits) Water & Transportation Emissions (LT & SS Credits)

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U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL

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U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL