Enabling Energy Efficient Lighting Through Intelligent Finance and Turnkey Solutions

Wednesday 27th November 2019

14:20 - 14:50

Theatre : Built Environment, Technology and Innovation T3D1 Presentations

Lighting remains a low-hanging fruit to deliver financial and environmental benefits to businesses”

Nick Clark Global Strategic Development Director
Sylvania Lighting Europe

Visitors who viewed this session also viewed

Changes in Regulation Around Battery Storage

Recent changes in regulation mean that battery storage will be able to be metered separately to the MPAN, boundary meter. This will allow trading the services storage can supply, including…

Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting – Compliance Update

Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) extends reporting requirements to all large UK companies from April 2019. This panel session will cover an update from key stakeholders of the scheme…

The road to Carbon Zero – A customer journey

With pressure mounting on organisations to make the transition to zero carbon, Wakefield Council has declared a climate emergency and is working with energy and services group, ENGIE, to achieve…

Practical use of Wattstor’s EMS for dynamic load management of EV Utra-fast charging hubs

Steven will speak about the projects realised by Wattstor in 2019, where the iMP energy management system has been successfully deployed to perform dynamic load-management of EV fast-charging hubs. Peak-shaving…

Masterclass: Do we have too much data?

This session will question the common pitfalls of data analysis and offer practical steps towards maximising the savings that can be achieved from the effective use of data. The session…

Redefining Business Engagement with Energy to Accelerate Sustainable Development

We are on the road to net zero and climate activism has never been stronger. This session will focus on how engagement with businesses to use energy solutions as part…

Strategic Partnerships That Lead To Savings – How Important Is Data?

This session will discuss how an improved collaboration between Energy Managers, BMS Engineers and incumbent M&E teams can lead to a more efficient operation of buildings. The discussion will focus…

Proving the Business Case for Implementing Energy Saving Improvements

Having identified energy saving opportunities through ESOS or any other energy audit, energy managers often struggle to make the financial case for implementing the improvements. But inaction has a significant…

Climate Change Adaptation – New International Standard ISO14090 and an ISO/ BSi adaptation and resilience standards update

ISO 14090 launched in 2019, developed with wide international consensus and as a UK-led global standard. The UK national expert attending the meetings, will talk us through what’s inside ISO…

The UK’s First Zero Energy Cost Business Park – Six Years On

In 2013 we built the UK’s first zero energy cost business park, called Armstrong Point. At the time it was a speculative industrial property development, which incorporated 12 low and…

Climate Change: Corporate Outlook

For years, forward-thinking policymakers and businesses have targeted deep sectoral emissions cuts. What seems to have changed in the last year is the sense of urgency that comes with discussion…

Batteries Need Batteries: the Case for Energy Storage in EV Charging Infrastructure

With rapid growth in EV numbers for both private users and fleet operators, energy distribution networks are under considerable pressure. The development of charging infrastructure has to keep up with…

Implementing Energy Performance Contracts: Successes and Pitfalls

Over the past 5 years, NHS Scotland has implemented three major Energy Performance Contracts across its estate with an overall capital value in excess of £30million. Each project has faced…

Corporate PPAs -The Risks, Issues and Opportunities

The Corporate PPA market is growing, with total of 13.4 GW of Corporate PPAs signed globally in 2018 (more than double the previous year). This trend is set to continue…

Smart Lighting – Unlocking the Potential of Light Sources for Beyond Lighting Applications

Energy Management Trends 2020: What to Expect Next Year

Members of the EMA Board of Directors, under the leadership of the EMA CEO, Lord Redesdale will be discussing the areas of growth and importance that energy managers should be…

Lessons Learnt from the TfL’s Palestra Project

Transport for London (TfL), which runs day-to-day operation of the Capital’s public transport network and main roads, has completed a major energy efficiency savings programme at their Palestra office which…

From Compliance to Leadership: RBS’s energy management journey

This session will provide insight into the energy management journey of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and how they have progressed from a desire to improve systems and reduce…

POC-MAST The innovative grid connection solution

Connecting to the grid can be costly and time consuming, but the team at Freedom have developed a solution which facilitates quicker more cost effective connections on 33kV to 132kV….

Positive Disruption: flexibility as the key to net-zero

Kevin will be covering our recent case studies on companies we’re working with to optimise flex in their organisations.

Battery Storage: Getting Ready For Mass Roll Out

Storage is seen as an essential element of the future renewables’ based grid. If storage is to fill the role as the grid’s green battery, storage assets will need to…

SSEN & Piclo – The DSO transition and evolution of Network Services

SSEN will introduce their transition to a DSO and the increasing need for flexibility across their networks. Piclo will conclude by presenting their role as an independent marketplace to lower…

The Future of Heat Networks

As climate change climbs ever higher on the global agenda, we find ourselves in the unenviable situation where the simple process of heating our homes is responsible for almost a…

Counting the carbon – Are international standards always your best practice?

In this session Matthew Brander will provide perspectives into some possible shortcomings with leading carbon standards – with renewable energy purchasing and accounting for bioenergy providing two example topics and…

The UK’s net-zero target: what are the greatest challenges?

How top business leaders are weighing the risks and opportunities that will emerge as the net-zero transition gathers pace. Dr Manfred Rudhart and Lord Redesdale will layout the foundation of…

Demand Side Response – what next?

With the capacity market recently clearing at 77p/kW there are many market players wondering how they can monetise their assets in a market which only appears to be delivering diminishing…

SECR Compliance – What To Look Out For!

Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) extends reporting requirements to all large UK companies from April 2019. This panel session will cover the background and requirements of SECR and the…