Seminar Programme

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BEX Seminar Theatre
	20 Apr 2010
		Legislation
		10:30 - 10:50		TBC
		10:50 - 11:10		Is it your liability? Jamie Robinson, Parsons Brinckerhoff
		11:10 - 11:30		A View from Eastern Europe Neil Foster, WSP Environmental
		11:30 - 11:50		Questions and Answers
		In-Situ Land Remediation - Chair Dr Giacomo Maini
		12:10 - 12:30		In Situ Radio Frequency Heating (ISFRH) Giacomo Maini, Ecologia
		12:30 - 12:50		Developing new in-situ land remediation technologies:bridging the gap between University research and practical application Andy Cundy, CIWEM
		12:50 - 13:10		In-situ Remediation - What methods work best Martin Richell, RAW Group
		13:10 - 13:30		Charcol Technology Tony Hutchins, C-Cure
		13:30 - 13:50		Questions and Answers
		Flood Storage
		14:10 - 14:30		Making Flood Storage A Regeneration Panacea Euan Hall, Land Restoration Trust
		14:30 - 14:50		Questions and Answers
		Generic Assessment Criteria
		15:00 - 16:00		Generic Assessment Criteria Simon Firth, Firth Consultants & EIC's Contaminated Land Remediation Working Group
	21 Apr 2010
		Sustainability
		10:30 - 10:50		Sustainable and Smart Brownfield Regeneration Paul Nathanail, University of Nottingham
		10:50 - 11:10		Green Infrastructure Economic Catlyst or Millstone Euan Hall, Land Restoration Trust
		11:10 - 11:30		TBC
		11:30 - 11:50		Making major bids more sustainable Roger Harmer, Groundwork UK
		11:50 - 12:10		Questions and Answers
		Remediation
		12:30 - 12:50		Bioremediation of Contaminated Soil Not Dig & Dump Joanna Moreno, Adventus Group
		12:50 - 13:10		Advanced investigative techniques & innovative surfactant remediation at a chlorinated DNAPL site Panel of Speaker Dr Joe Teer, QDS Environmental Ltd James Baldock, ERM
		13:10 - 13:30		Integrated Remedial Design:evolution+application Jeremy Birstingl, Regenesis Ltd
		13:30 - 13:50		Remediation Field Trials for the chromium-contaminated area at Shawfield, Glasgow Panel of Speaker Richard Bewley, URS Ged Sojka, URS
		13:50 - 14:10		Questions and Answers
		Gas Data Interpretation
		14:30 - 14:50		Continuous VOC and Bulk Gas Data Interpretation Simon Talbot, Ground-Gas Solutions Ltd
		14:50 - 15:10		Questions and Answers
		Skills and Training
		15:30 - 15:50		The Gateway to SusCon Project Sally Clarke, NWK College
		15:50 - 16:10		Nationally recognised qualifications for the contaminated land sector John Henstock, CL:AIRE
		16:10 - 16:30		Questions and Answers
	22 Apr 2010
		Rapid Testing
		10:30 - 10:50		Low-cost rapid on-site quantification of oil-based contamination (ROSQUO) Dave Pitts, Cranfield Uni
		10:50 - 11:10		The use of RMT's in SI's - The advantages & pitfalls Colin Green, QROS Ltd
		11:10 - 11:30		Demonstrtion of the Arvia Process of adsorption coupled with electrochemical regeneration for the onsite destruction of organic contaminates in groundwaters. Nigel Brown, Arvia
		11:30 - 11:50		TIES: Total Integrated Earthworks Solutions Jamie Cutting, Scott Wilson
		11:50 - 12:10		Questions and Answers
		Soil Washing
		12:30 - 12:50		Fast on site remediation of Heavy Metals and Hydrocarbons for re-use in structures and pavements Tim McKee, Conform
		12:50 - 13:10		TBC Jan Hellings, ODA
		13:10 - 13:30		Remediation: Risk Management, Contracts and Regulatory Sign-off. Dennis Barrie, Hyder
		13:30 - 13:50		Soil Washing Stany Pensaert, DEC UK
		13:50 - 14:10		Questions and Answers
		Soil Stabilisation
		14:15 - 14:35		Advances in Soil Stabilisation Jake van de Steene, DEC UK
		14:35 - 14:45		Questions and Answers
ET Seminar Theatre
	20 Apr 2010
		Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership Seminar Programme
		10:30 - 11:00		Greener fleet management Nigel Underdown, Energy Saving Trust
		11:15 - 11:45		Better driver education for fleets - technical innovations to encourage eco-safe driving Mike Waters, Arval
		12:00 - 12:30		Can we reach road transport's climate targets? Panel of Speaker Greg Archer, LowCVP Prof Julia King, Committee on Climate Change
		12:45 - 13:15		Electricity: the coming answer for van and other fleets?
		13:30 - 14:00		Greener Business Travel Heather McInroy, National Business Travel Network
		14:15 - 14:45		Freight - best practice for cutting CO2 Jonathan James, DfT Freight Best Practice Programme
		15:00 - 15:30		Can we meet our mobility needs without owning cars? Panel of Speaker David Alexander, British Vehicle and Rental Association Rental Committee Antonia Roberts, Car Plus
	21 Apr 2010
		AWM Seminar Programme
		10:30 - 11:00		Understanding the opportunities arising from forthcoming low carbon legislation Terry Dix, Arup
		11:00 - 11:30		Renewable energy supply chain opportunities David Terry, Renewable Energy Supply Chain Opportunities (RESCO)
		11:30 - 12:00		Hydrogen & Fuel Cells for Clean Cities Bruno Pollet, University of Birmingham
		12:00 - 12:30		Low carbon opportunities in housing retrofit for established construction businesses Mr Matthew Rhodes, Encraft
		12:30 - 13:00		Successful Energy Saving Initiatives (A case study) Steve Turner, Lorien Engineering Solutions Ltd
		13:00 - 13:30		Low carbon energy from the ground and air Patrick Sherriff, Geothermal International
		13:30 - 14:00		The Business Opportunities, how to take advantage Mike Southall, Buderus, Worcester Bosh
		14:00 - 14:30		Building partnerships to accelerate deployment of the future development of UK energy systems Chris Stuart, Energy Technologies Institute
		14:30 - 15:00		The Pathway to a Low Carbon Economy Ian Humphreys, National Industrial Symbiosis Programme
		15:00 - 15:30		Science City Energy Futures Project Opportunities for Business Collaboration to Develop New Low Carbon Technologies Dr Mike Ahearne, Science City, Energy Efficiency
		15:30 - 16:00		Plans for The Zero External Energy Campus Prof Peter Styles, Keel University
	22 Apr 2010
		Air Pollution Seminar Programme
		10:30 - 11:00		Opening Address and Air Quality Policy in the UK and EU Danny Stevens, EIC
		11:00 - 11:30		"Monitoring your emissions to atmosphere: how to ensure compliance with current legislation" Steve Donnelly, ABB
		11:45 - 12:15		Local Air Quality Management in the context of sustainability and development Dr Richard Maggs, Bureau Veritas UK
		12:30 - 13:00		The Importance of Air Quality and Sustainability in Building Design Dr Vina Kukadia, BRE
		13:15 - 13:45		Airborne Contamination Control Quitterie Desjonqueres, Bertin Technologies
		14:00 - 14:30		Air Pollution Control by Thermal Oxidation Andy Garlick, Babcock Wanson
		14:45 - 15:15		Sustainable odour control in urban environments James Scott-Bowden, ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd
IWEX Seminar Theatre
	20 Apr 2010
		Flood Management - Chair Jim Marshall Water UK
		10:30 - 10:50		Water, Carbon and Innovation Mike Walker, DEFRA
		10:50 - 11:10		Identifying pluvial flooding high risk areas Lucy Wilson, ADAS
		11:10 - 11:30		Better surface water management planning The draft flood and water management bill - an opportunity lost? Bob Sargent, Hyder
		11:30 - 11:50		The role of FOG in flood management
		11:50 - 12:00		Questions and Answers
		Rainwater Harvesting / Grey Water Recycling
		12:10 - 12:30		Saving the UK's Water Terry Nash, UK Rainwater Harvesting Association
		12:30 - 12:50		Recycle water, save money and energy Neil Pendle, Waterscan Ltd
		12:50 - 13:00		Questions and Answers
		Metering - Chair Jim Marshall Water UK
		13:10 - 13:30		Effective water metering strategy Sebastien Mellot, Mott MacDonald
		13:30 - 13:50		Smart Metering (Water Metering) Perry Shead, Elster Metering
		13:50 - 14:00		Questions and Answers
		Asset Management / Supply Chain
		14:10 - 14:30		Sustainable water - taking a long term view Mike Keil, OFWAT
		14:30 - 14:50		Competitive Market 2 years on Alan Sutherland, Water Industry Commission for Scotland
		14:50 - 15:10		Supplying for the future - one year on Martyn Hopkinson, SBWWI & Future Environmental Services Ltd
		15:10 - 15:30		Advanced Techniques for sewer verification modelling David Moseley, Enginsoft
		15:30 - 15:40		Questions and Answers
		Private Sewers
		15:50 - 16:05		Innovative and cost effective ways to survey private sewers Panel of Speaker Nathan Muggeridge, Mouchel Richard Long, Mouchel
		16:05 - 16:20		Update on the formation of the private sewers forum Martyn Hopkinson, SBWWI & Future Environmental Services Ltd
		16:20 - 16:30		Questions and Answers
	21 Apr 2010
		Sustainable Water Management
		10:30 - 10:50		South Australia's 40 Year Water Security Plan: A beacon for regional sustainable water management Stuart Cassie, WorleyParsons
		10:50 - 11:10		Is water the next carbon? David Symons, WSP Environment & Energy
		11:10 - 11:30		Why should my business take note of water footprinting? Chris Fawcett, ADAS
		11:30 - 11:50		Sustainable Community Water Management Jerry Bryan, Albion Water
		11:50 - 12:10		Questions and Answers
		SUDS - Engineering for the future - Chair Elliott Robertson Environment Agency
		12:30 - 12:50		SUDS - Engineering for the Future Chris Chubb, Environment Agency
		12:50 - 13:10		SuDS, Planning for the Future - A Local Authority Perspective Simon Bunn, Cambridge City Council
		13:10 - 13:30		Technical Solutions and challenges for source control Andy Jones, Tarmac National Contracting
		13:30 - 13:45		Questions and Answers
		Carbon Reduction - Chair Paul Street Black & Veatch
		14:00 - 14:20		Meeting the carbon reduction commitment with variable speed drives Nick Brown, ABB Ltd
		14:20 - 14:40		Promoting Low Carbon Solutions and the journey towards a low carbon economy Craig Sillars, UKTI
		14:40 - 15:00		Wastewater, a resource not a waste Paul Lavender, Aqua Enviro Limited
		15:00 - 15:20		STAR - Advanced process control for cost effective GHG emissions reduction Kieran Healey, Veolia
		15:20 - 15:40		Pipeline products & the carbon footprint Stuart Crisp, Concrete Pipeline Systems Association
		15:40 - 16:00		Questions and Answers
	22 Apr 2010
		Innovation
		10:15 - 10:45		SBWWI Water Dragons Innovation Winner Tony Hanks, Morrison Utility Services
		10:45 - 11:00		Innovation and Network Optimisation Stuart Moss, Mouchel
		11:00 - 11:15		Encouraging Supplier Innovation Chris Sykes, Severn Trent
		11:15 - 11:30		Monitoring Chlorine Residuals in the Distribution Network
		11:30 - 11:45		Questions and Answers
		University Challenge
		12:00 - 13:00		Judging of a new innovation awards targeted at university research projects in the water industry before commercialisation Panel of Speaker Paul Horton, CIWEM Ken Gedman, Mouchel Steve Kaye, Anglian Water
		Water & Waste Water Treatment
		13:15 - 13:35		Water framework directive - The challenges faced and progress so far Ian Rippin, NLS
		13:35 - 13:55		Keeping up with Mcerts Tony Hoyle, ABB
		13:55 - 14:15		Municipal effluent: waste stream or resource? Martin Hind, Farrer Consulting Ltd
		14:15 - 14:25		Questions and Answers
		14:35 - 14:50		Electro-Coagulation - water/wastewater treatment Duarte Tito, AguaCure Limited
		14:50 - 15:05		Electro-chemical water and wastewater treatment Phil Morgan, W7TER Ltd
		15:05 - 15:20		Waste Water Inlets & Manufacturing Innovation Jason Powell, Haigh Engineering Limited
		15:20 - 15:35		The Impact of Consumer Products on Sewers and Sewage Treatment Alan Spray, Hyder Utilities
		15:35 - 15:45		Questions and Answers
NEMEX Seminar Theatre
	20 Apr 2010
		Behavioural Change - Chair Haydn Young
		10:30 - 10:50		How to empower staff behind efficiency measures Mr Haydn Young, GAIA Active Limited
		10:50 - 11:10		Case Study: Climate Change and Low Carbon Mr Charlie Russell, Caledonian Environment Centre
		11:10 - 11:30		25% by 2012: the Co-op energy reduction challenge Mr Alex Pitman, Co-operative Group
		11:30 - 11:50		Energy Management - Stack the odds in your favour Mr Ashley Baxter, UESL - part of the worldwide ista organisation
		11:50 - 12:10		TBC Mr Steve Malkin, Planet Positive
		12:10 - 12:30		Questions and Answers
		Behavioural Change - Chair James Brittain BAA
		13:00 - 14:30		Behavioural Change Question Time Panel of Speaker Robert Gevargiz, ADIAN Consulting Ltd Julie Allen, EDF Energy Stephanie Wray, Hyder Environment
		Energy Skills
		14:45 - 15:05		Skills for the Low Carbon Economy Ms Sarah Beacock, Energy Institute
		15:05 - 15:25		Skills, training and development Louise Delaney, SummitSkills
		15:25 - 15:45		Questions and Answers
		Energy Efficiency Research
		15:55 - 16:15		How To Look Like A Hero With Energy Efficiency And Carbon Management Synergies David Metcalfe, Verdantix
	21 Apr 2010
		Energy in Buildings - New Buildings - Chair Ant Wilson
		10:25 - 10:45		How can future UK homes go Zero carbon? Mr Oliver Griffiths, CR Consulting Ltd
		10:45 - 11:05		Sustainable Communities: Lessions from the SSCI Programme Gary White, Crichton Carbon Centre
		11:05 - 11:25		A low-cost strategy for code level 3 apartments Mr Peter Bartley, CHBS (Church House Building Sustainability)
		11:25 - 11:40		Questions and Answers
		Energy in Buildings - Old Buildings - Chair Paul Braithwaite
		11:50 - 12:10		Embodied energy and the traditional buildings Mr Ant Wilson, AECOM
		12:10 - 12:30		Making sure your buildings are capable of withstanding the effects of changing weather and growing litigation Ms Jacqueline Balian, CIBSE
		12:30 - 12:40		Questions and Answers
		Buildings Legislation - Chair Bob Towse HVCA
		12:50 - 13:10		Energy Performance in Buildings Mr Alan Aldridge, ESTA
		13:10 - 13:30		TBC
		13:30 - 13:45		Questions and Answers
		Lighting
		13:55 - 14:15		Intelligent Lighting - Evaluation Process Mr Michael Bond, ENER.G Plc
		14:15 - 14:35		LED Where are we now? Frank Harris, CO2ST Limited
		14:35 - 14:50		Questions and Answers
		Metering & Monitoring - Chair Alan Aldridge
		15:00 - 15:20		aM&T - The end to end process Mr Paul Martin, TEAM (EAA Ltd)
		15:20 - 15:40		Save money: know your carbon footprint (speaker from Morrisons) Panel of Speaker Steve Wright, Optima Energy Software Paul Boreham, Morrisons
		15:40 - 16:00		A Smart'er' approach to energy management and carbon reduction Ms Lisa Wilkinson, T-mac Technologies Ltd
		16:00 - 16:20		Case study: The garbage van solution Mr Steve Oakman, Kamstrup
		16:20 - 16:30		Questions and Answers
	22 Apr 2010
		10:30 - 10:50		Key Factors for Successful renewable systems Mr Peter Williams, Landmark Energy
		10:50 - 11:10		Renewable heat: the drivers for growth Ms Delphine Wolfe, National Energy Foundation
		11:10 - 11:30		A guide to developing on-site wind energy Mr Christopher Porter, Wind Direct
		11:30 - 11:50		Successful Procurement of a Geothermal System Mr Brian Kennelly, EarthEnergy Limited
		11:50 - 12:10		TBC Ray Noble, REA
		12:10 - 12:30		Questions and Answers
		Alternative Technologies
		13:00 - 13:20		Anaerobic digestion, panacea or red herring? (broad introduction to anaerobic digestion technologies) Mr Brian Mayne, Hyder Consulting
		13:20 - 13:40		Syn Gas Cleaning (broad introduction to gasification technologies) Mr Mark Jellicoe, Tenmat
		13:40 - 14:00		Questions and Answers
		Feed-In Tariff
		14:20 - 14:40		Maximising the benefits of Feed in Tariffs Jeff Wittingham, British Gas Business
		14:40 - 15:00		Financing energy projects using feed in tariffs Mr Matthew Rhodes, Encraft
		15:00 - 15:20		Questions and Answers
NEMEX Seminar Theatre 2
	20 Apr 2010
		ICT
		10:30 - 10:50		Making ICT more sustainable: - How are we doing? Emma Fryer, Intellect
		10:50 - 11:10		Data Centre Power and Environmental Management Tony Elphick, Advanced Desktop Systems
		11:10 - 11:30		The impact of ICT & people on energy in buildings David Hall, SenseLogix Ltd
		11:30 - 11:50		Evporative Cooling of Data Centres & Server rooms Mr Alan Beresford, EcoCooling
		11:50 - 12:10		Questions and Answers
		Energy Standards
		12:30 - 12:50		Introduction to Energy management Standards Mr Martin Fry, ESTA
		12:50 - 13:10		BS EN 16001 Energy Management Systems Victoria Baron, BSI
		13:10 - 13:30		Implementing BS EN 16001 - a client case study Paul Kelly, Morgan Lovell Plc
		Power Supply & Quality
		13:50 - 14:10		TBC Andrew Bainbridge, MEUC
		14:10 - 14:30		Powerstar: Saving you up to 26.1% of your total electricity bill Dr Alex Mardapittas, Powerstar
		14:30 - 14:50		Power quality and measurement Mr Kris Szajdzicki, ND Metering Solutions
		14:50 - 15:10		Voltage Power Optimisation: powerPerfector, energy saving like no other David Middleton, powerPerfector
		15:10 - 15:30		Business resilience to energy shocks Mr Graham Truscott, Brandactive Ltd / Transition training and Consulting
		15:30 - 15:50		Questions and Answers
	21 Apr 2010
		Procurement
		10:30 - 10:50		Mastering the dark arts of risk and managed procurement Mr Andrew Anderson-Shepherd, BIU
		10:50 - 11:10		Where to invest to save energy? Dave Lewis, npower
		11:10 - 11:30		Questions and Answers
		Demand Response - Chair Mark Thrower
		12:00 - 13:30		Demand Response Pannel Dicussion Panel of Speaker Mr Ian Tansley, True Energy Mr Scott McGaraghan, EnerNOC Terry Wyatt, Hoare Lea
		CRC
		13:50 - 14:10		Forecasting and trading for the CRC Mrs Emma Hutchinson, Green Energy Partners
		14:10 - 14:30		Unlocking the financial rewards of the CRC Dave Lewis, npower
		14:30 - 14:50		Questions and Answers
		Energy Management
		15:10 - 15:30		Planning your carbon reduction strategy Mr Simon Anderson, Green Energy Options
		15:30 - 15:50		The performance indicator delusion Ms Vilnis Vesma, VESMA.COM
		15:50 - 16:10		Total Energy Monitoring - A real life case study Mike Malina, Energy Solutions Associates
		16:10 - 16:20		Questions and Answers
	22 Apr 2010
		10:30 - 10:45		What happened in Copenhagen, what follows? Colin Challen, Labour MP
		10:45 - 11:00		What happened in Copenhagen, what follows? Lorely Burt, Liberal Democrats MP
		11:00 - 11:15		What happened in Copenhagen, what follows? Mr John Gummer, Conservative Party MP
		11:15 - 11:30		TBC Gary Kendall, SustainAbility
		11:30 - 11:50		Questions and Answers
		Co-generation
		11:50 - 12:10		TBC
		12:10 - 12:30		Cogeneration in a low carbon world Mr Andy Kitchen, Cummins Power Generation
		12:30 - 12:50		Money saving, CO2 reducing solutions for buildings David Shaw, Baxi-SenerTec UK
		12:50 - 13:00		Questions and Answers
		Climate Predictions
		13:10 - 13:25		Virtual Met Mast Mr Jon Abbatt, ADAS
		13:25 - 13:40		TBC Mr Rob Harrison, Met Office
		13:40 - 13:50		Questions and Answers
		Soft Landings
		14:00 - 15:30		Soft Landings Peter Excel, HVCA
SB Conference Programme
	20 Apr 2010
		10:30 - 11:30		The low-carbon journey - Lessons from Copenhagen The journey towards a low-carbon economy has long been talked about, but when will it actually become a reality and are we on track in the UK to lead the revolution? Panel of Speaker Prof Julia King, Committee on Climate Change Dax Lovegrove, WWF John Castensen, SocEnv Sandy Taylor, Birmingham City Council
		11:30 - 12:30		Corporate strategy: Putting sustainability at the heart of business Business that really understand the importance and opportunity of sustainability do not see it as an ?add-on?. Instead they put sustainability and environmental values at the heart of the business. But it?s not an easy job. Panel of Speaker Jim Haywood, Business in the Community Nigel Stansfield, InterfaceFLOR Simone Mann, Commercial Group Stephanie Wray, Hyder Environment Victoria Baron, BSI Steve Creed, WRAP
		12:30 - 13:30		Sustainable Business of the Year 2010 Launched this year as a new category of the Enivronment & Energy Awards, the winning company will be announced at an awards ceremony taking place on Tuesday 20 April. this session will hear from representatives from the six shortlisted businesses who will explain why they deserve to pick up the trophy.
		13:30 - 14:30		Energy efficiency in action With the introduction of the Carbon Reduction Commitment in April 2010, energy efficiency in the workplace is more important than ever; effective carbon management will be key in a future low-carbon economy. Panel of Speaker Mr Alex Pitman, Co-operative Group Ed Gray, Hilton Hotels Mr Angus Robertson, powerPerfector
		14:30 - 15:30		Reporting sustainability Sustainability reports are growing in importance and more and more businesses around the world see value in producing environmental and social performance data alongside their financial accounts. But what makes a good sustainability report? And doesn anybody read them? Panel of Speaker Steve Priddy, ACCA UK Jon Bailey, Galliford Try Nick Coad, National Express Group Jacqui Boardman, Ladbrokes PLC Dr Stuart Poore, Virgin Media Sonny Masero, Computer Associates
	21 Apr 2010
		10:30 - 11:30		Managing and measuring your supply chain Getting your own house in order is just part of the climate change challenge. Companies taking sustainability seriously are own focusing on the impact of their supply chain. Panel of Speaker Steve Millward, Jewson Bruno Zago, Hewlett Packard Carmel McQuaid, Marks & Spencers Paul Maryan, Hyder Environment
		11:30 - 12:30		Climate change regulation: a threat or an opportunity? In a post COP15 world, creating a low-carbon economy is a necessity. But how will the UK meet its ambitious carbon-reduction targets? Panel of Speaker Adrian Wilkes, Environmental Industries Commission Ted Shann, BT Group Peter McManners, Henley Business School of Reading University Tony Rooke, Logica
		12:30 - 13:30		Give me energy: making feed-in tariffs work for your business Feed-in Tariffs (FITs), whereby individuals and companies are guaranteed a set rate on the electricity they produce on site and feed back to the Grid, have been a success in Europe for many years. Panel of Speaker Phillip Wolfe, Ownergy Tony Norton, Regen SW
		13:30 - 14:30		Market Intelligence: does your audience care about climate change issues? Panel of Speaker James Ambler, Haddock Research Peter Winters, Haddock Research
		14:30 - 15:30		Carbon markets: Current status, future role Copenhagen potentially set back the development of a global carbon market. But the EU is still committed to its flagship trading scheme (the ETS) and plenty of studies continue to suggest that emission trading systems are much more efficient than taxation for meeting reduction targets. Carbon markets do not just affect the multinationals. The UK?s Climate Change Act includes enabling powers for relevant national authorities to set up schemes. And the CRC through its one-way safety valve link to the ETS, coupled with the potential growth in voluntary schemes, means that medium-sized organisations in the UK are likely to become increasingly exposed to carbon markets. This session debates the benefits and drawbacks of the carbon market, its mechanisms and how the lessons we learn now could be applied to future markets. Panel of Speaker Andy McNab, Scott Wilson
	22 Apr 2010
		10:30 - 11:30		The built environment: Fit for the future With buildings accounting for over 40% of the UK?s greenhouse gas emissions, improving the energy efficiency of our ageing stock of domestic and commercial buildings is crucial. But what can be achieved? Panel of Speaker Paul King, UK Green Building Council Paul Toyne, Bovis Lend Lease David Goatman, Knight Frank Joel Quintal, PRUPIM Lynne Ceeney, Parsons Brinckerhoff
		11:30 - 12:30		Effective sustainability communications: getting it right You?ve done the hard work; you?ve reduced your energy, worked with the local community, made your processes more efficienct, produced an excellent CSR report, etc. Now you need to tell the world about it. Panel of Speaker Maurizio Catulli, University of Hertfordshire Diana Verde Niedo, Clownfish
		12:30 - 13:30		Travel and transport in a low-carbon world The transport on our roads is the third largest source of UK greenhouse gases, accounting for more than 20% of total emissions. And in this changing world of carbon accounting and high fuel costs, those responsible for managing the movement of freight and fleet vehicles are under increasing pressure to drive improvements in their fleets. Panel of Speaker David Bellamy, Food & Drink Federation John Spiers, Hyder Environment
		13:30 - 14:30		Environmental footprints: Mapping, measuring and managing your impacts This session will not only deal with carbon footprints (which are growing in popularity and getting more sophisticated), it will also examine how businesses can measure and manage their entire environmental footprint, including resources and water. Panel of Speaker David Halford, BBC Worldwide Jez Cutler, Travis Perkins Catherine Golds, NQA
		14:30 - 15:30		Waste: Reduce it and use it Managing resources and minimising waste is a core part of becoming a truly sustainable business. This session will examine the commercial benefits of sustainable resource management and hear from leading companies. Panel of Speaker Maxine Perella, LAWR Peter Laybourne, NISP Mark Shayler, eco3 Alan Potter, Beyond Waste

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