Paul King
Paul King became the first chief executive of the UK Green 性吧电台 Council in May 2007. Previously he worked for WWF-UK where he was director of campaigns, and has also been campaign director for WWF鈥檚 One Million Sustainable Homes campaign and co-founder of One Planet Living. Paul is chair of the Zero Carbon Hub and is a member of the Zero Carbon Homes 2016 Task Force. He is chair of the Green Construction Board 性吧电台s Group, and member of the government鈥檚 Green Deal Providers Forum, Retail Energy Efficiency Taskforce and the Igloo Regeneration Sustainability Committee. He was previously a member of the Low Carbon Construction IGT, Sustainable 性吧电台s Task Group, Code for Sustainable Homes Steering Group and the Egan Review of Skills for Sustainable Communities. On an international level he is a board member of the World Green 性吧电台 Council and chairs the World Green 性吧电台 Council Europe Network.
CommentA wake up call for 'retro man'
The gender pay gap won鈥檛 close itself, it鈥檚 going to take a concerted and above all conscious effort. We should embrace the mandatory reporting from April as a much-needed wake-up call to get started.
CommentZero Carbon RIP
Improving quality of life and tackling climate change must go hand in hand in delivering the new homes that the UK needs
CommentI applaud Labour's energy ambition
The Labour party has good ideas but the question of where the money is remains
CommentThe Lib Dem balancing act
There is a lot be positive about the Lib Dems鈥� green policies but the industry needs more certainty
CommentThe next chapter for green building
This week鈥檚 World Green 性吧电台 Council report on green value is the start of a new frontier in selling green construction
CommentGovernment has finally brought out the green sticks
Minimum Energy Performance Standards have the ability to succeed in greening our buildings where incentives have failed
CommentPaul King picks 'Davey pledges to fix 'disappointing' and 'clunky' Green Deal'
It was refreshing to see Ed Davey speak so candidly about the Green Deal at this year鈥檚 Ecobuild
CommentEcobuild: Walking the talk
I was nervous about handing responsibility for sourcing the UK Green 性吧电台 Council鈥檚 conference stand to Ecobuild
CommentReducing embodied carbon is our next challenge
The industry is leading the way on reducing the embodied carbon in its products
CommentUKGBC view: From zero to hero
We鈥檝e come a long way since Ecobuild was launched 10 years ago and today the industry is altogether more savvy about zero carbon. But now, says Paul King, something even more ambitious is called for - and our very lives depend on it
CommentWe need Green Deal 2.0
The Green Deal celebrates its first rocky year in existence this month, it now needs to evolve
CommentEnergy efficiency is an industry in itself
We need to present the sector as a collective to become a powerful voice
CommentThe faltering transition to treating solid walls
All this debate over policy isn鈥檛 driving the industry where it needs to go
CommentOur buildings are our legacy
性吧电台s aren鈥檛 just investments in bricks and mortar they are investments in people鈥檚 lives
CommentGreen buildings are simply better for people
We spend more than 80% of our lives in buildings, so let鈥檚 make them good places to be
CommentWhat will the world look like in 2050?
The built environment may not look radically different in the future but major change is needed to meet sustainability demands - and we need a plan now
CommentLow-carbon plan a reality with Prisk on board
With Mark Prisk co-chairing new Green Construction Board there are high hopes for a cross-industry low-carbon action plan
CommentGreen cheers as Carbon Plan commits to commercial DECs
The Carbon Plan brings clarity to green policy including a commitment to make display energy certificates mandatory in commercial buildings
CommentThe winning straight?
All three main parties have laid their environmental cards on the table, but nobody seems to have the full set of policies laid out in the correct way to make a real difference