Delivering case studies from leading organisations on best practise carbon management, these sessions featured expert speakers discussing how to develop and deliver a successful carbon management strategy, detailing innovative ways to reduce carbon emissions and create energy savings.
We were delighted that Arup was the official sponsor of the Carbon Management stream at The Carbon Show 2011.
Arup's team of designers, planners, engineers, consultants and technical specialists offer a wide range of professional services. Founded in 1946 with an initial focus on structural engineering, Arup first came to the world’s attention with the structural design of the Sydney Opera House, followed by its work on the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Arup has since grown into a truly multidisciplinary organisation.
Arup also provided top level speakers and content for the stream and hosted a networking session at the event.
How can you collect & collate accurate data? How do you manage data tracking across multiple sites?
This session will address the challenges of putting together an effective carbon data management strategy, with the panel offering expertise and insight.
Organisations are now declaring tough carbon reduction targets. In this current economic climate is there a tension between investing in energy/carbon projects and general organisational cost cutters?
This presentation will define a sustainable “Carbon Journey” where low cost/no cost measures can be implemented to help fund capital investment for energy saving projects and how a widely used Energy Monitoring and Targeting System can underpin your journey.
Assess the pros and cons of the available tracking and accounting tools. This session will highlight and identify the software options that meet your business needs.
Demonstrating leading software tools this seminar will showcase how effective software can increase carbon reporting and accounting efficiency and accuracy.
Using a case study in practice this seminar will define carbon footprint boundaries and responsibilities for “Heathrow city” – a complex multi-stakeholder site. This session will address measurement challenges and solutions looking at carbon reduction delivery and highlighting areas of success and for future research.
Assess how to overcome the significant global energy security, price and regulatory risks. Industry leaders from Rolls-Royce will share best practice and case studies demonstrating how it is still possible to drive energy efficiency and innovation with reduced resources.
Explore what the predicted sustainability challenges are for businesses in the future.
While most leading organisations now have a good understanding of more direct scope 1 and scope 2 carbon footprinting techniques, many are at an early stage with defining and managing their supply chain impacts. Current changes in scope 3 reporting standards represent a drive towards broader and more demanding disclosure standards while simultaneously offering potentially greater clarity on supply chain efficiency.
Arup will share their global insight and hands on experience on the requirements, tools, impacts and opportunities presented by the forthcoming report changes.
Defining corporate good practice on emissions reduction is essential in order to gain competitive advantage. This seminar will enable participants to understand how to meet consumer demand for emissions reductions and how to improve corporate reputation and increase brand value. Using relevant case studies and examples identify how to set leadership targets for emissions reduction to 2020 and beyond.
Scope 3 emissions measure every possible connection between your business and the use of fossil fuels.
While this may in fact account for 75% of more of the greenhouse gases emitted in all business operations, the fact is that a lot of businesses are taking a “wait and see” approach to this new potential standard.
Speakers will share best practice case studies and demonstrate why your business should take a proactive approach to this new potential standard.
The panel will showcase current energy and carbon strategies sharing best practice on how to effectively reduce energy and carbon consumption in your business.
Leaders from global cross sector organisations will define and provide the blueprint for success; from carbon footprinting to installing new equipment and implementing effective energy saving programmes to finally delivering impressive energy savings.
Marginal Abatement Cost Curves are a standard tool used to illustrate and map the supply side economics of abatement initiatives aimed at reducing emissions of pollutants such as greenhouse gases. McKinsey & Company developed the first global MACC in 2005, since then MACCs have become valuable tools in understanding emissions trading, driving forecasts of carbon allowance prices, prioritising investment opportunities, and shaping policy discussions.
Experts will demonstrate how businesses can incorporate this tool to produce accurate carbon reduction strategies.
