SECR Compliance – What To Look Out For!

Thursday 28th November 2019

10:00 - 10:50

Theatre : Strategy, Regulation & Compliance T4D2 Presentations

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 panel will discuss their respective experiences with the new scheme.

The aim of the session is to help attendees to understand any issues they may face as well as opportunities which can be presented through complying and reporting under the SECR.

Alessandra McConville Energy and Carbon Manager
Cancer Research UK

Chris Bowness Senior Energy Manager
FES Limited

Dr Vassia Paloumbi Sustainability and Energy Management Expert
threeG Sustainability

Jessica Harris Senior Energy and Carbon Consultant
Envantage Ltd

Tom Parrott Head of Energy & Sustainability
University of Surrey

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