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If you’re attending Greenbuild, stop by my colleague Tim Hrehas panel on automating decarbonization roadmaps. An incredibly relevant topic for anyone striving to streamline their decarbonization journey (hint: aren’t we all!).💚

📍 Unlock new horizons at our next stop: neext European Talk in Eindhoven. Join us at Ahrend and Signify on June 3rd & 4th 2024, for our neext European Talk event together with Thijs Mathijssen Martin Stark and many more. ✨ In the context of our topic: „Innovative Loops - Sustainable Foundations for Resilient Cities”,we will dive into circularity and strategic implementation approaches for climate change adaptation and retrofitting. Actively engage in dialogue with established experts from various industries and professions and participate in exchanging knowledge across the European playing field. 🔍 Topics up for discussion include: ·      Circular strengths between different industries ·      Insights into circular design principles ·      Approaches to adapting to climate change ·      Discuss the importance of collaborating with different sectors 🌐 Experience innovative urban planning, and cutting-edge approaches to water management and climate change challenges that showcase practical solutions for a sustainable future. 🌟 Save your spot and register now!  👇 Registration link in the comments 🤝 Become part of our neext ecosystem! We are excited to welcome you to our event!! Jana Arnet Ann-Katrin Enz María Patricia Vidal De León Mustafa Kösebay MRICS #Healtycities #InnovationHub #CircularEconomy #ClimateChange

In the panel, I will be talking about the intersections of smart cities and a circular economy in the context of staying within the Earth's limits and respecting human rights. Businesses can no longer solely prioritize profit as they have done in the past. They need to tackle social issues, especially with the urgent climate crisis pushing us to change the way we operate.

Frankel Connect was honored to participate in a pivotal event, "Built Environment in the Spotlight: Decarbonizing Buildings across Finland and the U.S.," held in New York. This gathering spotlighted the forefront of innovation and strategy, focusing on the crucial role of the built environment and climate ecosystems within NYC, alongside the dynamic field of climate finance and the transition to a low-carbon economy. Engaging with key speakers and stakeholders enriched our commitment to sustainability and excellence in construction. These discussions not only underlined our dedication to environmental stewardship but also aligned with our mission to leverage innovative solutions and value engineering for a sustainable future. We look forward to continuing these important conversations and contributing to a sustainable future for the construction and development sectors. #FrankelConnect #Sustainability #DecarbonizingBuildings #BuiltEnvironment #ClimateEcosystem #ClimateFinance #LowCarbonEconomy #InnovationInConstruction #SustainableDevelopment #FutureOfConstruction #ConstructionExcellence #GreenBuilding #EcoFriendlyConstruction 

Early bird pricing is still available for the #GTZForum 2024 May 21-23 in Charlotte, NC. Become part of the conversation, share your insights, and help unite the policy and building communities to achieve our zero carbon ambitions. https://lnkd.in/eiFAMreF #BuildingDecarbonization #ZeroCarbonEmissions #ZeroEnergyBuildings

Looking forward to the green transition summit next week in Washington DC for discussions about how to accelerate decarbonisation of the built environment

CONVENTION A is live again with the Plenary Session on #Sustainability and #CapitalRequirements. See you in the Attendee Hub!

Excited to be in Sydney this week to MC the ULI Australia Conference, Global Futures – Cities In Transformation. Thanks for inviting me for this exciting two-day event, Angela Gaedke! Some of the *big* questions this year's conference addresses are – 👉 Where are the opportunities for industry to partner with government to deliver on their objectives? 👉 How do we accommodate our growing population and respond to the housing and affordability challenge? 👉 How do we lead the transition to a zero-carbon circular economy and secure a renewable energy supply for our growing cities? 👉 How can a focus on placemaking and building of complex urban projects rejuvenate our cities? 👉 What can we learn about responsible investing in global capital markets and the growing ESG opportunity in real estate? Will I see you there? Find the program and book your place: https://lnkd.in/g7sE4xxm

Buildings geek? Climate-conscious? Tech bro? Then this exhibition’s for you 👇 Join 'Rethinking European Homes' for a fresh look at sustainable, socially-just buildings! Featuring innovative projects from civil society, green industries, social housing providers, and more. On 5th November, we'll be diving into how policy can decarbonise two major building materials: steel and cement. These sectors account for 10% of the EU's emissions, and the European Commission is hunting for solutions to bring them in line with our climate goals. With incentives for industry on the rise, we will discuss how green public procurement can really make a difference and serve both people and planet. 👉 Register here for the panel discussion: https://lnkd.in/dvJr3Jwu Lorenzo Fiorilli, ClientEarth, Pedro Telles, Copenhagen Business School, Morten Jung, Dansk Erhverv, Cuno Van Geet, Rijkswaterstaat, Irene Domínguez Pérez, Bellona Europa, Jai Krishna

Achieving net zero carbon by 2025 will require radical changes in transport and governance. Strategic urban mobility plans, or SUMPs, can help local and regional authorities meet challenging European Green Deal targets. In his Amplify article, Andrea Lorenzini describes the CIVITAS SUMP-PLUS project, which set up six laboratories to demonstrate how cities can develop the next generation of SUMPs that “put mobility at the heart of sustainable urban transformation.” Explore this sustainable, resilient, and integrated framework for urban mobility below, or here: https://lnkd.in/eUE_vZPn #SustainableMobility #UrbanInnovation #Amplify Arthur D. Little