Energy consumption from transport is within the scope of ESOS, however organisations are only required to include transport where the organisation is supplied with the fuel, not where they procure a transportation service that includes an indirect payment for the fuel consumption. This session will cover the audit, issues faced, options for efficiency and much more.
Helen Troup, Senior Consultant – Carbon Smart The trend towards renewable energy nationally and globally is in full flow...
Wendi Wheeler MEI, Energy & Carbon Strategy Manager, Network Rail Rachel Ward, Sustainability Manager, London Metropolitan University Mohammad Rafique, Energy and Environment Officer, Surrey Police...
By James Graham, Head of Asset Optimisation – SmartestEnergy
By Charles Coe, Energy Hub Manager – Mace Under guidance from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy,...
By Richard Caple, President – Society for Light and Lighting This presentation looks at what emergency lighting is, when...
By John Guthrie, UK Energy Efficiency Manager – ABB Limited In theory, undertaking an energy assessment of motor-driven applications...
Gabriel Hurtado González MEng MIET, Energy Manager – Vinci Facilities The energy management sector is entering a smarter new world...
Diana Green MBE, Senior Sustainability Adviser – HMRC Richard Felgate, Director & EMA Chair – EnStrat(uk) Ltd Gordon Walker,...
UPS Smart Electric Urban Logistics project 11/12/2019 
Installing Kelda showers in the poolside area resulted in a 38% reduction in water at the Oasis Leisure Centre 11/08/2019 
A Positive Prognosis: Lower Energy Consumption and a More Even Indoor Environment at Parexel’s Nottingham Facility 10/17/2019 
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