Access to carbon data central to ’net zero’ infrastructure sector ...Middle East

A lack of access to good quality data on how much carbon is emitted in building and operating infrastructure is an impediment to the UK meeting its climate change targets, according to a coalition of organisations that promotes actions aimed at delivering ‘net-zero’ greenhouse gas emissions in the country by 2050

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