Key changes and revisions to the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme have led to the introduction of a carbon floor price and a new green deal for businesses. What will be the impact and possible implications of these developments to your organisation?
Make sure you are up-to-date on all the latest policy changes as well as discovering how to optimise your performance within the carbon league tables and how to use the CRC as a tool to drive energy savings.
Following the simplification of “perceived complexity” of the CRC scheme announcements by DECC in March 2011 have led to the implementation of a carbon floor price, a Green Deal for businesses and a review of company reporting of greenhouse gas emissions.
What does this mean for your organisation? How can you optimise projected energy savings from the scheme? This session will interpret new policy developments and highlight potential impacts.
Taking on board recent policy changes how can you ensure your organisation remains compliant?
Using relevant business case studies this session will enable you are up to date on the relevant policy changes for your business and what you need to do going forward to ensure you remain compliant.
Following numerous consultations on CRC and the recent simplificantion proposals, this session will:
Assess how the recession has affected businesses and their position within the CRC league table.
Which businesses have seen the biggest impacts and what can you do to weather the storm?
This session will help you benchmark your organisations CRC strategy and enable you to compare and explore best practice.
Get to grips with the essentials for landlords and tenants aiming to bridge the sustainability gap. How do you overcome split incentives? What are the latest legal implications? Discover practical tips for engagement from a panel of experts and industry leaders.
If your organisation is a good carbon performer, the league table will help give a significant boost to your organisation’s reputation, demonstrating its success in cutting emissions. This session will cover the metrics used to establish organisations place on the table and what you can do to improve your ranking.
Accurate measurement and reporting of carbon emissions is an essential albeit, complex process for large scale multi site organisations. Specialists from different industry sectors will share the challenges they face and compare the best methods used to report and measure CO2 emissions. Learn how to develop an integrated CRC strategy plan.
New policy changes, amendments and legislation developments aimed at simplifying the structure of the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme mean there are new deadlines and processes to be aware of.
How does your current CRC strategy shape up? Use this seminar to understand new updates and ensure your current strategy is flexible enough to take on board future policy amendments and realise the benefits of these developments.
The Climate Change Act requires Government to introduce regulations requiring the directors’ report of a company to include information about GHG emissions, or explain to Parliament why action hasn’t been taken.
Following the Government’s consultation on a range of options and a decision imminent, this seminar will explore the potential scope of a mandatory reporting requirement, organisations that might be covered by regulations, and next steps.
Debating the pro’s and cons of the CRC scheme experts will share their perspectives on the future of this UK mandatory scheme. Comparing the success and failures of other international policies and mechanisms, participants will be given the opportunity to hear the latest insights on the viability of implementing mechanisms such as carbon taxes and other trading systems.
Learn how regulation has the potential to aid or abet the ability for you to drive future energy reductions in your business.
