The Charter will be launched in 2022 following further research and consultation on its contents and implementation.
Climate action and initiatives from our partners across the Capital
The Greater London Authority
The Mayor of London is working to tackle the causes of climate change and ensure that London can adapt to a changing climate. Click below to explore the current strategies and initiatives in place
The Business Climate Challenge
The Mayor’s Business Climate Challenge (BCC) is an ambitious new challenge programme that supports businesses to reduce energy consumption in their buildings, cut energy costs and lower their emissions.
Westminster City Council
Westminster has some of the highest carbon emissions and worst air pollution in the UK. Tackling this challenge now is vital avoid the most catastrophic impacts of climate change, and protect the health, wellbeing and livelihood of everyone in our communities. Westminster City Council's Climate Emergency Action Plan sets out comprehensive actions for reducing carbon emissions across the City, working in partnership with businesses, communities and residents.
Sustainable City Charter
The Westminster Property Association (WPA) and Westminster City Council have jointly pledged to work together to develop a Sustainable City Charter to help lead our built environment towards a greener future.
Waste management and sustainability
Westminster City Council work with Veolia to provide sustainable waste management and collections to businesses. The Council has created a guide to aid businesses in improving their sustainable credentials in this area with case studies across the borough.
Our own clean teams, in partnership with Veolia and Westminster City Council, are fully electric and ensure our streets remain clean, safe and healthy.
Transport for London
Transport for London's Environmental Plan sets out how it will support the Mayor's ambition of a carbon neutral London by 2030 while also addressing how to manage the risk to the transport network as the climate and ecological crisis continues.
To support a more sustainable property development sector, Transport for London has also made the TfL Sustainable Development Framework (SDF) available as an open-source tool for delivering best-in-class sustainable developments.