Name: The Big Zero chat: We can stop a ticking clock!
Start: 2021-09-30T13:00:00Z
End: 2021-09-30T13:00:52.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.6

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Labour has gone policy crazy, so what does it really intend to do and what does it mean for your business? Join Sumit Bose, founder of futurenetzero and Emma Pinchbeck (CEO, Energy UK), exploring the creation of GB Energy, the launch of Mission Control, the plan for a net zero grid and what it all means for for our bills and energy security. 

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Policy, practicality and pricing

In this week's Net Hero Podcast, Sumit Bose speaks to scientist at the National Physical Laboratory, Ali Al-Sikab on the role of hydrogen in a net zero future

Net Hero Podcast: Hydrogen, the marmite of net zero!

In this week's Net Hero Podcast, Sumit Bose spoke to Ian Rose of smart thermostat company Passiv UK about decarbonising heat at the lowest cost to consumers

Net Hero Podcast: Is your thermostat smarter than you?

Nick Molden, Founder and CEO of Emissions Analytics challenges common perceptions, revealing that EVs produce significantly more tyre particle emissions than traditional tailpipe emissions from combustion engines. Tune in to explore the complexities of achieving genuine net-zero transport.

Are EVs really climate friendly?

In the race towards a sustainable future, corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs) have emerged as critical tools for businesses aiming to reduce their carbon footprint. Despite their increasing popularity, navigating the CPPA landscape can be daunting for many organisations.  

In this webinar GridBeyond’s Head of Origination Neil Garland will discuss  
• what CPPAs are, and how they can significantly impact your business’s costs and sustainability goals 
• the key pillars that form the foundation of a successful CPPA 
• the opportunity that portfolio CPPAs present  
• the roadmap on the CPPA purchase process, from initial exploration to final agreement, ensuring you have the confidence to embark on your own CPPA journey

The pillars to a successful corporate power purchase agreement

Using data around energy consumption is not a new phenomenon, but new metering and monitoring technologies mean that there is now more data than ever to analyse, interpret and turn into action.

With Ofgem’s Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) reform on the horizon, this is only set to increase, with a ‘data deluge’ set to hit businesses in the coming years.

However, new figures from npower Business Solutions’ latest Business Energy Tracker show that many businesses still don’t have a handle on their energy data, and could be missing out on simple opportunities to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.

This webinar will examine:
• Why metering - and what you do with the data - is important
• A look ahead to the MHHS and what it could mean for your business
• Why this ‘decade of data’ will bring major opportunities and increased innovation, flexibility and net zero progress

Presented by Ben Whitelam - Commercial Director, npower Business Solutions & Melissa Giordano - Deputy Director Retail Systems and Processes, Ofgem.

Metering Masterclass: Is your business ready for the decade of data?

With over 28 million smart meters installed in GB, the energy market is now moving its focus from the benefits of the rollout to the benefits of using the smart data generated. A greater variety of stakeholders want to deliver consumer and net zero benefits built on smart meter data, but how to surface this data in a simple and secure way is proving to be a challenge and an opportunity.

GoSmart – simplifying smart meter data access to drive innovation

o Learn how you can offer your customers 10-24% savings on their energy costs, whilst increasing your revenues through the Orezten’s decentralised energy solution PPA’s. Orezten offers TPI’s, Energy Brokers, and Introducers the ability to increase revenues, whilst delivering long term energy savings and security for their existing and new customers, through fully funded on-site generation power solutions and PPA’s. Orezten fund all aspects of the decentralised energy solutions so there is Zero Capex & Opex for your customers who indicatively realise savings of 10-24% on their traditional grid purchasing.  TPI’s & Energy Brokers maintain the purchasing of any residual grid power requirements and can enjoy commissions for up to 25 years on all the decentralised energy your customers purchase from Orezten.

Decentralised PPA’s – save your customers 10-24% on their energy costs

A practical example of how Betfred used AI to create energy managers at every store, while giving its operations team the information it needed to cheat the odds and deliver big savings.

Will AI replace the energy manager….?

We will be reviewing UK market movements for both gas and power over the past 12 months. There will be a stronger focus into the next 12 months outlook, including key risks that could impact wholesale prices.

Energy Market Recap and What’s To Come Next Year

At first sight, you don't think your business qualifies for Energy-Intensive Industry (EII) Exemption Scheme discounts. We’ll unpackage your options during this webinar. Ameresco have worked closely with DESNZ over the last 6 years to get companies that do not initially appear to qualify through EII scheme hurdles. We recognise that most companies are unwilling to invest in an application without some guarantee of a return. A “share of savings” package is available -- where you pay nothing unless we are able to successfully get your application approved and receive the benefit. Join this webinar to learn more and how to take the first step.

Are you sure you don’t qualify? Securing the financial discount of EII

Unravelling the long, confusing and overlapping list of acronyms for energy and carbon management standards, legislation, compliance, standards and good practice schemes is a challenge! What do they all mean? Which ones are worthwhile? What’s staying and what’s on the horizon? 

The answers to these and other questions will be answered by our own in-house experts and guest speakers in this 60-minute webinar. All delegates registered for the webinar will receive our complimentary ‘JRP's guide to regulation, compliance, standards and good practice schemes‘, packed full of essential information and an ‘acronym cracker’ to help you navigate your way.

George Richards - Director, JRP Solutions
George has over 35 years’ experience of working with industrial and commercial clients across a range of sectors throughout the UK and Ireland delivering sustainable solutions to improve business performance. 

Carol Somper - Sustainability Director, JRP Solutions
Carol has worked in sustainability for over 30 years, the last two decades of which have involved working in virtually every sector of the economy with corporates, NGOs, HEIs, etc. 

Elinor Kershaw - Principal Net Zero & ESG Consultant, JRP Solutions
Elinor’s career has focused entirely on championing and driving sustainability in its broadest sense - from strategy development to monitoring utilities consumption, projecting usage and budgets, reviewing sustainable procurement, ISO14001 management and materials impacts analysis.

Nathan Cole - Sustainable Supply Chain Team Leader, CDP
Nathan leads the sustainable Supply Chain team in the UK at CDP, helping companies tackle the problem of Scope 3 emissions through collaborative engagement with their supply chain.

Olga Rivas - ESG Technical Manager, LRQA
Olga has 25 years’ experience advising and auditing businesses on environmental, energy, and health & safety risks as well as helping organisations to drive culture change.

Mastering the Carbon Maze: Navigating the future of climate rules and standards

Are you looking to electrify your fleet and maximise the potential of your solar and battery systems? Then look no further than GridBeyond, the leading provider of demand response solutions!

Join us for this webinar where we’ll show you how our technology can support your transition to electric vehicles and add value to your solar and battery systems.
Our experts will take you through the benefits of our demand response platform, which enables you to participate in grid-balancing programs and earn revenue from your energy assets. You’ll also learn how our intelligent energy management system can optimise your fleet’s charging, reduce costs and improve your carbon footprint.
We’ll also show you how our platform can support your solar and battery systems, unlocking their full potential and increasing your energy independence. With our help, you’ll be able to generate and store more renewable energy, reduce your reliance on the grid and save money on your energy bills.

So if you’re ready to take your energy management to the next level and join the clean energy revolution, don’t miss this exclusive webinar from GridBeyond. Register now to secure your place and discover the future of energy management!

EV implementation and optimisation | the power of co-located assets

Effectively decarbonising operations continues to dominate the conversation for the UK’s industrial sector, with net-zero ambitions being a key focus alongside competitively meeting production demands. 

Join Shell’s Vice President of UK Energy Transition and Infrastructure, Ulf Nahrath, for this exclusive webinar, where we’ll discuss the possible options for decarbonising the industrial sector. Ulf will analyse the economic implications of each option, discussing their potential challenges and benefits.

Finally, there will be a Q&A session where Ulf will answer any questions you may have.

Ulf Nahrath was appointed as Vice President Shell UK Energy Transition & Infrastructure in 2022. In this role, he is responsible for Shell UK’s ambitious energy transition programme. This includes the integration of low carbon assets like wind and solar power generation, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage as well as sustainable aviation fuels and EV charging infrastructure into the energy system as part Shell UK’s ambitious investment programme into the UK energy system.

Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partner, Shell Energy UK Limited, once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with Shell Energy UK Limited for email marketing, please contact bruna.p@futurenetzero.com detailing the specific webinar. You can view Shell Energy UK Limited’s privacy policy here (https://www.shellenergy.co.uk/business/privacy).

Decarbonising the UK energy system and options for the industrial sector

The UK’s reporting standards are on the brink of change – so what is the relevance of disclosing climate-related financial information in this regulatory landscape? 
Join Energise’s lead expert to explore how your risk analysis, strategy, and resilience are aligned to TCFD recommendations and other sustainability reporting frameworks. 
The webinar will be split into 2 parts: a short presentation, including a run-through of the 4 TCFD recommendations, followed by a Q&A as an opportunity for you to ask for advice on your organisation’s position.  

Speaker: Doyin Adeleye, Managing Consultant, Energise 
 
Doyin leads the Strategy & Disclosure team at Energise. His role is to support consultants to deliver the highest quality of climate-related financial disclosures for their customers and tackle the growing risks they’ve identified. 
Prior to joining Energise, he spent the last 14 years working in the Energy, Carbon Management, and Sustainability spaces, both in the public and private sectors, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and building on his passion for nature and community development.

Turning climate-related financial disclosures into a competitive advantage

If energy is a critical spend for your business or if you have committed to a carbon neutral or net-zero target, this webinar is for you. 

Join Rhiannon Mulherin, Energy Solutions Director and Tony Slade, Head of Strategic Development, for a comprehensive session providing exclusive insight into 5 essential steps that your business should take on its road to decarbonisation. 

The webinar will analyse why significant energy users need to decarbonise, identifying the key opportunities and benefits for your business. 

They will then outline 5 steps to decarbonise your operations, highlighting the practical solutions your business can put in place in the short, medium and long-term.

Finally, there will be time for a Q&A session to answer any questions you may have.

For further information visit the Shell Energy website at shellenergy.co.uk/business

Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partner, Shell Energy UK Limited, once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with Shell Energy UK Limited for email marketing, please contact harry.matyjaszek@futurenetzero.com detailing the specific webinar. You can view Shell Energy UK Limited’s privacy policy here.

5 of the essential steps for large businesses on the road to decarbonisation

Energy markets have moved dramatically over the last 12 months and power and gas prices are now trading at their highest. This potentially could put energy buyers renewing contracts this year into a position where power and gas contracts could even double in price. In this webinar GridBeyond, Cornwall Insight and United Cast Bar will provide a market update into what is driving this change and its possible impact for energy buyers and critically actions that businesses can take to mitigate against high and volatile energy prices.

Paul Conlon, Head of Modelling & Forecasting at GridBeyond  
Robert Buckley, Head of Relationship Development, Cornwall Insight 
Laura Leonard, Regulatory Market Development Specialist, GridBeyond 
James Brand, Managing Director, United Cast Bar

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Opportunity vs. cost: How businesses can manage the impact of high energy prices

Join Sumit Bose and a team of experts for a webinar as part of our feature week looking at EVs and infrastructure charging. What's the right solution for you? Can an EV fleet or even your business help solve the net zero crisis? What will you do to cope with the rising energy bills? And could charging infrastructure offer a way to get revenue?

Joining Sumit Bose in this webinar:

Simon Tate, Sales Director for the Fleet Services division of Mer.

Julia Poliscanova, Senior Director, Vehicles and E-Mobility at Transport & Environment.

Joachim Brandt, Head of Electric and Autonomous Vehicles at Gemserv. 

Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partners once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with the partner, please email harry.matyjaszek@futurenetzero.com detailing the specific webinar.

EV charging: the do's, the don'ts and how to survive the energy crisis

Join us for a special webinar exploring the implications of the IPCC report. Can we stop the clock of climate change? Will Hydrogen lift us from our gloom? Should we bite the bullet to deploy green energy big scale and how do we balance cost against community so no one is left behind on the path to net zero. 

Sumit Bose of future Net Zero will attempt to answer these questions with David Williams from Schneider Electric and Clare Jackson from Gemserv as part of our Big Zero chat series.

Speakers: 
Clare Jackson, Head of Innovation – Low Carbon, Gemserv
David Williams, Vice President - Marketing UK&I, Schneider Electric

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The Big Zero chat: We can stop a ticking clock!

Schneider Electric

Gemserv

future Net Zero

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