Tags: Workshops

An introduction to environmental legislation for business

Wed, 2nd Oct 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

In this session, we will provide a concise overview of the main pieces of UK environmental legislation that are relevant to most businesses. Our aim is to equip delegates with a broad understanding of key areas such as waste disposal, energy, F-gas regulations, and carbon emissions.

This webinar is delivered by Loreus Ltd, a ‘spin-off’ company originally based at Nottingham Trent University. Loreus was founded by two leading environmental experts at the University and has grown to be an international, quality provider of environmental support.

Carbon Footprinting, the Next Steps

Wed, 16th Oct 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

So you’ve produced, your first carbon footprint, now what? This webinar will help organisations use the available information to prioritise the areas of focus for reducing their carbon emissions and the associated financial benefits.

We will go over the wide spectrum of available interventions from low/zero cost through to more expensive technological solutions. There’ll be examples of various projects that our organisation has seen or been involved with over the years and lessons that can be learned.

Net Zero Journey: Understanding & Implementing Carbon Reduction Planning with Science-Based Targets

Wed, 23rd Oct 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

In this webinar, we will explain what science-based targets are, how to build a science-based reduction plan for your business, and how to determine if you are on track.

Beyond the initial steps of carbon inventory, we will delve into the practical implementation and tracking of a credible science-based reduction plan that will distinguish your business in the market.

This webinar is delivered by Julie Adams a Carbon, Cost and Procurement Consultant with Auditel, a leading Cost, Procurement and Carbon specialist organisation.

Managing Climate Anxiety and Denial

Tue, 29th Oct 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

Following on from the optional ‘Decarbonising Culture & Optimising Engagement’ webinar, this workshop focuses solely on how to identify those employee mindsets that might be blockers to achieving your sustainability goals. It will provide you with a clear understanding of the varying viewpoints within your team and share practical steps to provide immediate positive outcomes and bring them on the journey with you.

This session will be delivered by Becky Valentine, Co-owner, Sustainability & Building Health Consultant at Spenbeck

The Positive Impact of ‘S’ in ESG – compliance, diversity and inclusion

Wed, 30th Oct 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

At its core, ESG social is about human rights and equity – an organisation’s relationships with people, as well as its policies and actions.

The focus on carbon and net zero has diverted the agenda from Human Rights.

The UK Equality Act 2010. The UK Modern Slavery Act 2015. The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

Managing Environmental Risk in the Supply Chain: Business as usual is not an option

Wed, 6th Nov 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

The news on ESG/Sustainability is often dominated by a focus on carbon emissions (net zero) and legislation on carbon reporting and disclosure. However, increasing legislation around biodiversity, deforestation and chemicals will impact on cost, availability and present significant risk to business if they do not plan ahead. We remain in a period of unprecedented supply chain disruption and increasing competition for ‘green’ materials and supply chains will ensure this continues.

Supply-chain Decarbonisation (Scope 3) for manufacturing, retail and food & drink sectors

Wed, 13th Nov 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

Getting started with Scope 3

Supply chain emissions (Scope 3) for most manufacturing companies represent over 80% of carbon impact but also over 90% of the complexity, so where do you start?

This session will focus on how to approach your Scope 3 emissions calculation, which forms your upstream and downstream supplychain emissions.

PAS2080 & CBAM and their impact on construction & the construction supply chain

Tue, 26th Nov 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

Recent announcements requiring Highways Agency contractors and supply chain participants to comply with the new PAS 2080:2023 standard have shaken the industry. This webinar will provide an overview of PAS 2080, its direct impact on your business, and the steps needed to achieve compliance. Whether you are a designer, constructor, or supplier in infrastructure and consultancy, this standard will affect you at any tier of the supply chain.

This webinar is delivered by Julie Adams a Carbon, Cost and Procurement Consultant with Auditel, a leading Cost, Procurement and Carbon specialist organisation.

Decoding ISO and PAS Standards on the Net Zero Journey

Tue, 3rd Dec 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

This webinar is designed for those who are confused about how various carbon ISO and PAS standards apply to the net zero journey. We will review the available ISO and PAS standards, highlight their differences, and explain how they apply to different markets and industries.

This webinar is delivered by Julie Adams a Carbon, Cost and Procurement Consultant with Auditel, a leading Cost, Procurement and Carbon specialist organisation.

Your Net Zero journey – Carbon Management Maturity model & supply chain engagement in scope 3 Sustainability & Low Carbon, Corporate Social Responsibility 10

Tue, 10th Dec 2024 (10:00 - 11:00)

“Where Am I Going on My Net Zero Journey”

Embarking on the path to Net Zero can be daunting, but understanding your current position and how to progress is crucial.

Join us for this insightful webinar, where we delve into the Carbon Management Maturity Model and the essential role of supply chain engagement in Scope 3 emissions.

This webinar is delivered by Julie Adams a Carbon, Cost and Procurement Consultant with Auditel, a leading Cost, Procurement and Carbon specialist organisation.