ESG regulations: what the future holds for developers

By Simon Wyatt2024-12-04T07:00:00

Simon Wyatt, Sustainability Partner at Cundall

Sustainability is no longer a choice but an industry requirement and the additional costs are outweighed by the positive implications and added value, writes Cundall’s Simon Wyatt

The drivers to create a sustainable built environment have come from almost everywhere – society, industry, government policy (although minimally). Of all these, money is perhaps the most powerful.

For those who have been advocating for a sustainable built environment for a while now, the financial markets and products have promise in store. They are increasingly being required to disclose their environment, social and governance (ESG) performance.

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