Investment in the Built Environment

To ensure government creates a climate to maximise private sector investment in the essential built environment and to encourage an increase in public sector investment over the longer term as part of the government’s Growth Plan.

The Association wants to see:
• An updated National Infrastructure Plan with realistic funding proposals
• An updated programme for improving condition of the social housing stock
• A clear indication of the criteria as to how the Green Investment Bank will operate in practice
• A 5% rate of VAT on all energy efficient improvements supported by the Green Deal

We will:
• Highlight the economic, social and environmental benefits that derive from investment in the built environment
• Update government on measures they need to take to encourage private sector investment in the built environment
• Make the case for higher levels of public sector investment in the built environment as and when government finances allow
• Raise the importance of these issues with MPs, the media, key industry figures and opinion formers to obtain their support for the Association’s objectives 

Press Releases

CPA: Industry Launches Green Deal Opportunities Publication

A publication outlining the Green Deal Opportunities for Industry has been published jointly by the Construction Products Association Green Deal Project Team and the Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes.

CPA: Construction Recession Deeper than Previously Estimated in Q1

Today’s data from the ONS show that construction output fell by 5% in the first quarter of 2012, considerably worse than the estimate of -3% that ONS previously indicated for GDP in Q1.

CPA: Industry Prepares Guidance on New CPR Legislation

A Guidance Note on the Construction Products Regulation has been issued today which will help the construction industry understand new legislation that is being brought in from 1 July 2013.

CPA: Construction Continues to Fall but Some Positive Signs

The latest Construction Trade Survey published today shows that construction continued to suffer during 2012 Q1 but there were positive signs for some parts of the industry.

CPA: Construction Re-enters Recession in Q1 with Further Falls Expected

Today’s figures from ONS for GDP in the first quarter of 2012 show that the UK economy and construction industry returned to recession with a fall of 0.2% fall and 3% respectively.

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