Events

• 25

  APR

  2019

  Greening The Legacy Stock

  • Venue: Searcys, The Gherkin, 30 Saint Mary Axe, London, EC3A 8EP

From 08:00 to 11:00 (BST)

The built environment accounts for 40% of the UK’s carbon emissions so ensuring London’s existing commercial building stock is energy efficient will be key to achieving our targets.

Commercial Property Owners, Managers, Occupiers and Operators can make an enormous impact in achieving the Govt. 2030 Carbon Emission target of a 57% reduction from 1990 levels.

Only a minute percentage of Commercial Property is “BREEAM” or “LEED” certified. Leaving the remaining (approx. 98%) of Commercial Property termed “Legacy” stock, all of which has the ability to better perform and reduce energy consumption and impact Carbon Emission output.

Environmental management no longer a “nice to have”. In the next decade, our sector will experience great physical risks due to natural causes, transitional risks as we move to a low-carbon economy and brand risk as the world has woken up to the climate crisis. 

This will mean reducing energy, greening the supply and using it responsibly. 

Our event will cover:

- An overview of the Climate Crisis and the ever evolving dynamics of the ESG agenda;
- A spotlight on how climate risk factors are beginning to shape investment strategies, allocations and underwriting decisions; 
- The changing expectations of third party intermediaries, especially Managing Agents and how they and landlords need to be rebooting the nature of the relationship between themselves, as well as with occupiers; 
- The need to improve the knowledge of energy management experts and their profession and act as their united voice; and
- How any company in any sector, of any size, can easily measure and reduce their carbon footprint

Event Moderator:

Steve Malkin is CEO and founder of The Planet Mark, a sustainability certification which recognises outstanding achievements, encourages action, and builds an empowered community of like-minded individuals. The Planet Mark has worked with over 400 organisations to reduce their carbon footprint.

Speakers:

Jon Lovell is a Founding Director of Hillbreak, the new name in training and consultancy services for organisations seeking competitive advantage in a changing urban world. Hillbreak combines top-drawer capabilities in strategy, advocacy and risk management to help clients navigate & respond to the dynamics of a changing world, whilst at the same time building the knowledge & capacity of teams in relation to responsible business, professional practice and sustainability.

Lord Redesdale is the CEO of the Energy Managers Association (EMA) and Low Energy Company (LEC). The EMA aims to promote the development of energy management and the career structure of Energy Managers in the British economy and The LEC was launched in October 2013 and aims at driving the energy efficiency agenda by auditing companies by their commitment to energy management.

Limited sponsor packages and tickets available - For more information contact: Mike Green or Laurence Allen.

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