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Environmental compliance for construction and property businesses

Construction and demolition waste needs an upper-tier carrier registration even when you only carry your own; most schemes in England must deliver biodiversity net gain; let buildings must meet minimum energy efficiency standards; and site generators and boilers may need a medium combustion plant permit.

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Guides most relevant to construction and property

Waste and resources

Mandatory digital waste tracking

Digital waste tracking replaces paper records with a single UK-wide digital service. In the first phase, operators of permitted and licensed sites that receive waste...

EWSNINext: 1 January 2027

Energy and carbon

ESOS Phase 4 (Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme)

ESOS Phase 4 requires every large UK undertaking (250 or more employees, or turnover above £44 million and a balance sheet above £38 million) and its UK group to...

EWSNINext: 5 December 2026

Reporting and management systems

ISO 14001:2026 environmental management systems

ISO 14001 is the international standard for environmental management systems (EMS). The revised ISO 14001:2026 was published on 15 April 2026 and strengthens...

EWSNINext: April 2029

Waste and resources

Waste duty of care and waste transfer notes

The waste duty of care applies to every business and organisation in the UK that produces, carries, keeps, treats or disposes of waste. You must stop waste escaping,...

EWSNINext: 1 January 2027

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