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Wellington City Council, NZ supports sustainable buildings with Environmental and Accessibility Fund

Wellington City Council, NZ Environmental and Accessibility

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The seven-year, NZ$20 million fund advances Wellington's accessible and carbon-zero building efforts. Commercial property developers can apply for up to NZ$500,000, while residential developers are eligible for up to NZ$2 million. Eligible projects fit within size constraints, lack new gas connections, and hold Green Star or Living Buiding Challenge accreditations. Applicants who meet these requirements hold funds for up to three years after completing expressions of interest.

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The Environmental and Accessibility Performance (EAP) Fund has been created to encourage a greater range of higher performance and accessible design across newly built and refurbished buildings in Wellington.

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New Zealand city of Wellington is launching a $20m fund to encourage greener construction of new buildings to support its goal to be a carbon-zero by 2050

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Applications are now open for a new $20 million Wellington City Council fund that aims to encourage the construction of new buildings to accredited high-accessibility and environmental standards.

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