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The Better Buildings Partnership regularly publishes blog pieces, news articles, toolkits and case studies that highlight the latest sustainability developments in the UK commercial real estate industry. The resources can be filtered hereunder by topic, type and member.

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    BBP Momentum: October 2025

    03 November 2025

    From workshops and walking tours to on-site innovation, October has brought together Better Buildings Partnership members to share learning, explore new guidance, and connect around the themes of resilience, innovation and radical collaboration.

    Type: News

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    Carbon Credit Procurement Guide

    10 November 2025

    As real estate organisations progress towards net zero, carbon credits are becoming an essential tool for addressing residual emissions. The BBP’s Carbon Credit Procurement Guide aims to assist organisations in navigating the procurement of high-integrity carbon credits to offset any residual emissions and support net zero strategies.

    Topic: Energy/Carbon

    Type: Toolkits

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    Energy Benchmarks for Large Shopping Centres

    15 July 2025

    The BBP has partnered with Revo has partnered with the BBP to develop a reliable ‘whole building’ energy benchmark for large UK Shopping Centres. This project will help drive the improvement of energy performance in large shopping centre assets and support shopping centre owners in complying with regulatory requirements.

    Topic: Measurement & Reporting

    Type: Projects

  • Office buildings

    BBP’s Managing Agents Partnership Launches Market Transformational Framework

    28 November 2023

    The Managing Agents Partnership (MAP) has launched a transformative Managing for Performance Framework to drive optimal in-use energy performance of commercial buildings. The Framework recognises the pivotal role that the property management industry plays in championing energy performance and fostering collaboration among property owners, facilities managers, occupiers, and suppliers.

    Topic: Property Management

    Type: News