Decarbonising the built environment in Hong Kong How can Hong Kong reach its decarbonisation goals? [Electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Language: English Series: RICS Policy PaperPublication details: London, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, November 2023Description: 17pISBN:

9781783215089

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Available free on RICS.org

Summary: This paper explores the current status of decarbonisation efforts in Hong Kong’s building sector, highlighting progress made, the upcoming challenges and outlining solutions.

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This paper explores the current status of decarbonisation efforts in Hong Kong’s building sector, highlighting progress made, the upcoming challenges and outlining solutions.

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