Implementing an energy management system certified to ISO 50001 can save you money and reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.  

Hosted by LRQA

Energy management is currently one of the most fundamental areas of focus across all business sectors. An ISO 50001 outlines the requirements to enable you to develop and run a system, identifying high energy usage areas and targeting reductions in those areas for increased energy efficiency.

LRQA’s workshop will cover:

• Understanding the key requirements of an Energy Management System
• The purpose and benefits of implementing an Energy Management System
• The background to ISO 50001 and essential definitions
• Similarities between ISO 50001, BS EN 16001 and ISO 14001 Management System requirements

Hosted by Lend Lease

In this session, Pascal Mittermaier will discuss how Lend Lease is integrating sustainable development into its projects and businesses – from small energy-saving measures to major urban regeneration projects.

Lend Lease believe that this approach will continue to provide them with economic benefits as well as an overall competitive advantage as we transition to the new, low-carbon economy. This includes focus on new technology as well as behavior change in order to drive a true triple bottom line approach

Hosted by Kyocera

Have you any idea how much CO2 is emitted as a result of printing and photocopying in offices? The answer may shock you. And worse still, most of our printing is not even necessary. This session explores how to cut cost and carbon out of office documents, drawing on recent independent research into attitudes and habits of UK office workers. Expect vendor-agnostic advice, practical tips you can implement immediately and data to help you build the business case for long-term change.

Hosted by BSI Group

The focus of BSI’s presentation will be on Publicly Available Specification (PAS) 2050 – the world’s first consensus based standard for product carbon footprinting, and BSI’s related engagement with individual sectors and industries.

This session will explore the “low carbon” aspect of sustainable supply chain management by highlighting examples of best practice. It outlines the standardisation approach to carbon management that BSI has adopted and points out the benefits of each key standard.

The seminar is perfect for delegates looking to:

• Understand the impact on climate change of the products and services they provide
• Capture and manage these impacts in a sustainable and cost effective manner through best practise and benchmarking
• Identify trends and future opportunities within the carbon agenda with reference to low carbon supply chain solutions

Hosted by Environ

With a plethora of different legislation either on the drawing board, out to consultation or currently legalised but with little enforcement, it’s hard to know what to take notice of and what is not relevant.  ENVIRON will use their wide range of experience in all areas of Carbon Management to help provide an update on the current legislative drivers, CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme, mandatory carbon reporting, building regulations Part L, EU EPD   EPC, DEC and air conditioning inspections). With a panel of industry experts, ENVIRON will provide an update on the latest legislation and help you work out how to chart a path through the snakes and ladders coming in and those already in place.

Hosted by AEA

With most organisations now having an established carbon agenda many are looking to review past performance and set future aspirations. In doing so, there is an opportunity to learn from leading organisations that have publically set and tried to deliver targets. 

AEA’s masterclass will take attendees through best practice: look at the methodologies available for setting carbon reduction targets, how they might wish to communicate them, and provide examples of some of the typical challenges that an organisation might face.