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Planning weekly highlights—7 October 2021

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Published on: 07 October 2021
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Table of contents

  • Planning conditions
  • DLUHC publishes letter to planning authorities on the delivery of essential goods, including fuel
  • Buildings and building regulations
  • Green Finance Institute launches UK framework for Building Renovation Plans
  • Planning issues in energy projects
  • BEIS publishes proposed CCUS frameworks for businesses
  • European Commission announces carbon capture, utilisation and storage forum
  • BEIS seeks views on supporting transition to a smart, flexible and decarbonised energy system
  • Planning policy
  • HCLG Committee publishes report on levelling up devolution agenda

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Article summary

This week's edition of Planning weekly highlights includes: advice to LPAs on dealing with planning conditions in light of fuel shortages; a UK framework for Building Renovation Plans; proposed CCUS frameworks and creation of a CCUS forum; a report on the levelling up devolution agenda; a Localis report on community planning; a ten-year marine strategy and new marine protected area, a Wildlife Trusts Report recommending new ‘Wildbelt’ designation, a report on global diversity, a funding boost for green coronavirus (COVID-19) recovery projects and the opening of Planning and Environmental Decision Wales.

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