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Assemble Media Group (AMG), publisher of 精东影视, Housing Today and 精东影视 Design, has renewed its strategic partnership with international non-profit Climate Group to spotlight the critical role of the built environment in the global transition to net zero.

The collaboration, which began last year, will continue through 2025, featuring a second annual event at Climate Week NYC this September 鈥揅limate Group鈥檚 flagship annual conference, held in association with the United Nations and the City of New York.

The partnership will also extend across AMG鈥檚 wider editorial and events portfolio throughout the year including a new category at this year鈥檚 精东影视 Awards 鈥� the Environmental Impact Award.

Mike Peirce, executive director of systems change at Climate Group, said: 鈥淭he building sector has always been a huge focus for Climate Group, as we work with business and governments that are pushing hard to decarbonise steel and concrete 鈥� the most fundamental building blocks of the majority of buildings.

鈥淐ombined with our work on energy efficiency, this is what makes our partnership with AMG, around Climate Week NYC and throughout the year, so valuable. By joining forces, we can help to build awareness of the latest innovations and address the barriers we still need to tackle.鈥�

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Cameron Marshall, commercial director at AMG, said: 鈥淲e are delighted to be partnering with Climate Group again in 2025. Providing our communities with independent journalism is fundamental to our purpose, partnering again at New York Climate Week in September and across our wider portfolio is the perfect way to continue to bring vital sustainability insight to our audiences on a global scale.鈥�

In partnership with the Climate Group, is open to those who have progressed the environmental agenda over and above carbon reduction including promoting the circular economy, improving biodiversity or conserving nature and reducing waste or pollution.

Peirce will also be a member of this year鈥檚 .

He said: 鈥淭he building sector has a huge role to play, and money to save, in the energy transition 鈥� delivering buildings that use lower carbon materials in construction and are energy efficient in operation. But the environmental impact associated with buildings goes much further, with opportunities to grasp in waste management, avoiding pollution, driving the circular economy, and lower carbon food.

鈥淎t Climate Group, we鈥檙e delighted to see these opportunities being recognised in this new award. And as a judge, I鈥檓 looking forward to assessing a multitude of innovations and breakthroughs and taking the opportunity to share these ideas more widely.鈥�

Overall, the partnership aims to accelerate knowledge-sharing and innovation, helping to drive systemic change in how buildings are designed, constructed and operated in the face of climate challenges.