EMEX SHOW PREVIEW A chance to learn from energy experts
Covering five different theatres, the 2024 conference programme is free to attend and is a great way to keep on top of the latest industry thinking.
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THEATRE 1: ENERGY AND CARBON MANAGEMENT STRATEGY THEATRE
DAY ONE – 20 NOVEMBER ● 09.50 Opening welcome from the EMEX Conference Chair Rupert Redesdale, Member of the House of Lords – EMEX Conference Chair
● 09:55 From here to there - the transition to an electrified, efficient and smart energy future Jan Rosenow, principal and director of European programmes – regulatory assistance project (RAP)
● 11.05
Our vision for the future of energy and carbon management in the City of London Shravan Joshi, chairman of the planning & transportation committee and a member of the policy and resources committee - City of London Corporation
● 11.40
Harnessing the power of your data: are you creating a knowledge pool or just drowning in a data lake? George Richards, director – JRP Solutions; Mike Bull, director of operations & property management - Ashville Asset Management
● 12.15 Energy efficiency management standard ISO50001 leading your building/plant to ‘Mission to Zero’ Sekhar Chakraborty, Digital Lead – ABB Electrification
● 12.45 Case study: One Planet Cardiff Gareth Harcombe, head of the climate emergency response – Cardiff County Council
● 13:20 Case study: Data centres Jo Sutherland, MD – Magenta Associates; Jason Koffler, CEO – Critical Power Supplies; Kaki Lui, associate director – Black&White
● 14:15 Carbon reduction delivery within a 450 bed NHS acute hospital Andrew Jackson, environmental sustainability manager – Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
● 14:50 Accessing capital for energy efficiency and decarbonisation projects James Bate, sustainable healthcare lead – Turner & Townsend; Mary Aladegbola, senior net zero technical energy lead – NHS England; Aneysha Minocha, founder and CEO – Quantaco; Davide Natuzzi, assistant director energy, carbon & technical - Salix Finance
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● 15:40 Empowering sustainability: Reducing energy consumption in banking technology Steve Blunden, senior sustainability manager – Lloyds Banking Group; Stephen Gray, sustainability manager – Lloyds Banking Group
DAY TWO – 21 NOVEMBER ● 09.50 Leadership - Driving the net zero message in an uncertain world Haydn Young, founder of Rutland Forums – Rutland; Sarah Jolliffe, environmental sustainability business partner – BAM UK & Ireland; Anna Dowson, global ESG director – CBRE; Tristan Harris, head of business shared services – Skipton Building Society; Benjamin Norbury, global climate lead – Astra Zeneca
● 10:45 Mastering ISO 50001: How Hilton Foods achieved zero non- conformances and significant energy savings Cristian Sasmiresan, energy manager – Hilton Food Group.
● 11:55 The cheapest, greenest kilowatt- hour is the one that goes unused: a focus on energy consumption reduction Ben Shafran, head of markets, policy and regulation – Energy Systems Catapult
● 12:30 The disconnect between the
energy manager and accountability Jo Sutherland, MD – Magenta Associates; Rich Lewis, energy director – EMCOR UK
● 13:25 Scope 3: How, and why, we need to
bring supply chains on the journey Will Ennett, head of sustainability & ESG – PXC; Liz Wilks, head of sustainability & public affairs Europe – Asia Pulp and Paper; Sam Lloyd, consultant – The Carbon Trust
14:20 Energy markets direction, forecasts and trends for pricing Ben Reade, senior business development manager – Cornwall Insight
● 14:55 Energy markets direction, forecasts and trends for pricing Kristen Green, head of sustainability – transport & large infrastructure – Crown Commercial Service; Julie Allen, heat decarbonisation programme lead – engineering asset improvement, estates & facilities – King’s College London
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THEATRE 2: SUSTAINABILITY AND NET ZERO THEATRE
DAY ONE – 20 NOVEMBER
● 10:10 How the NHS took at leap of faith and is now leading the way on decarbonising the global healthcare supply chain Alexandra Hammond, associate director, net zero and sustainable procurement – NHS England
● 10:45 From emissions inventories to broader sustainability plans – actions and drivers for measurable
change Elizabeth Wood, sustainability manager and principal consultant – Beyondly; Helen Sprakes, director – Environmental Strategies Limited; Chloe Fiddy, senior policy and engagement lead for climate
change and energy – IEMA; Mairi Dorward, environmental specialist - Xodus Group Ltd
● 11:40
The road to net zero James Richardson, chief economist and acting CEO – Committee on Climate Change
● 12:15 Procurement and energy management collaboration session: The reality of supplier engagement! Oliver Hurrey, founder & chair – Get Galvanised; Emma Arnold, sustainability director – Trio; Arlene Salvatore, supply chain sustainability manager – environment – Ford Motor Company; James Harwood, supply chain sustainability manager – JLR
● 13:10 The state of the manufacturing industry - key findings from Make UK’s industry research Brigitte Amoruso, senior climate change and energy specialist – Make UK
● 13:45 Case study: David Brown Santasalo’s Science Based Targets journey Beverley Parrish, environmental adviser – David Brown Santasalo
● 14:30 An example of cross-industry collaboration for net zero in the
telecoms industry Will Ennett, head of sustainability & ESG – PXC; Rory Moore, sustainability & corporate responsibility manager – Ericsson; Sophia Rose, sustainability specialist - Vodafone UK; Abby Chicken, head of sustainability – Openreach
● 15:25 Achieving net zero in finance Sophie Mason, head of energy & sustainability – Coventry Building Society (Certified Bcorp)
● 16:00 Carbon, cost and community: The place-based solution to net zero Chris Brierley, senior stakeholder & impact advisor – Energy Systems Catapult
● 16:20 Assessing the sustainability transitions - integration into strategy and translation into action
Thaddeus Anim-Somuah, global senior
manager sustainability – Philips and Board Member, Future Energy Leaders, World Energy Council
● 16:30 Where we are at the BBC - progress to date Danielle Mulder, group sustainability director
– BBC
DAY TWO – 21 NOVEMBER ● 10:10 Case study - Using AI to slash energy waste in 140 buildings Joachim Vleminckx, co-founder and CEO
– Enersee; Alexander Daenen, head of environment & energy – VDAB, Flanders’ Public Employment Services
● 10:45 Working with your tenants and supply chain to support their carbon reduction planning, and reduce your Scope 3 emissions Richard Groves, sustainability manager, strategy and planning - Places for London; Tom Atkinson, customer performance manager – commercial development – Places for London; Eve Bellers, sustainability manager – Grosvenor Property UK
● 11:40 Empowering energy and sustainability teams for tomorrow Alessandro Ciampechini, technical director, sustainability and climate change – WSP
12:35 The rise of climate-positive data centres Marc Garner, senior vice president secure power europe – Schneider Electric
● 13:10 Race to Net Zero: Accelerating FID rates for a sustainable future Kim Stephen, EIC UK regional director – Energy Industries Council (EIC)
● 14:05 Live from COP! IEMA will share highlights from the final days of COP Chloe Fiddy, senior policy and engagement lead for climate change and energy – IEMA;
Martin Baxter, deputy CEO – Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA)
● 14:35
The challenges and opportunities for the chemical industry to achieving Net Zero Lucas Quintanilha, sustainability manager – BASF UK & Ireland
● 15:05
Managing the implementation of your sustainability and carbon reduction plans across your organisation Will Ennett, head of sustainability & ESG – PXC; Andrew Bryers, head of sustainability UK & Ireland – Lyreco; Joachim Vleminckx, co-founder and CEO – Enersee; Lucas
Quintanilha, sustainability manager – BASF UK & Ireland
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