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The construction and operation of buildings has been responsible for 37% of energy-related carbon dioxide emissions globally. With governments increasingly focussing on how to build more sustainable economies and ESG standards strengthening globally, what role can construction play in this transition?
This webinar focus on the challenges and opportunities for construction in the net zero transition – and how businesses can make sustainability a competitive differentiator. The speakers explored examples of sustainability best practice from a range of sector experts, covering environmental innovation at the design and procurement stages, the processes being used to create whole-life zero carbon buildings and the growing importance of the green skills agenda.
Speakers:
• Ana Musat, Head of Policy, Aldersgate Group
• Beth England, ESG Associate, Sonnedix
• David Leversha, Director and Net Zero Carbon Lead for Property & Buildings, WSP
• Kye Edwards, Specification & Account Manager, Lindner Interiors
• Rebecca Williams, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams
• Barry Hembling, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams
• Ryland Ash, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams
• Garry Ritter, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams
• Nick Walker, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams
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