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SUMMARY:WCIT Hybrid Event - "Towards a circular economy in the IT industry"
DESCRIPTION:Join the IT & Climate Change Group at this Hybrid event for an insight into how the IT industry is transitioning from a linear take-make-throw process to a more circular economy that mitigates its impact on the environment and the climate. \nElectronic waste (or e-waste) is the fastest-growing waste stream in the world\, and the UK generates the second-highest amount of e-waste per capita in the world\, at 23.9 kg/person. e-waste contains precious metals and rare earth materials that can be recovered and fed back into the supply chain. However\, many IT assets are now being remanufactured and repurposed for extended life\, providing a valuable source of lower-cost computing for SMEs\, nonprofits\, and charities. \nHow many old technology items like mobile devices\, laptops\, and accessories do you have lying around unused in drawers? \nRegister here
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/wcit-hybrid-event-towards-a-circular-economy-in-the-it-industry/
LOCATION:WCIT Hall\, 39a Bartholomew Close\, London\, EC1A 7JN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Climate Change
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SUMMARY:Online Event: Why should the military care about climate change?
DESCRIPTION:The Livery Climate Action Group are pleased to welcome you to a fascinating seminar by Lt Gen Richard Nugee on the topic of whether climate change is a national security issue and why we and the military should care about climate. \nAfter a full\, operational career in the British Army\, as his final role Richard wrote a Review of Defence’s approach to Climate Change and Sustainability. He has since earned international recognition for bringing the implications of Climate Change and Sustainability to the Defence and National Security sectors. He is now the Non-Executive Director for Climate Change and Net Zero for the Ministry of Defence. He has expanded this policy interest into delivery\, as the Chair\, Director and Advisor of a number of renewable energy and environmental sustainability start-ups. \nAll Liveries have links across the military and\, as part of our further understanding of environmental issues\, it is imperative to see how this vital part of our country’s security and Government are addressing these issues. \nRegister for this free event here
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/online-event-military-role-in-climate-change/
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CATEGORIES:Climate Change
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ORGANIZER;CN="Livery Climate Action Group":MAILTO:info@liverycag.org.uk
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SUMMARY:The Fuellers' Duke of Edinburgh Future Energy Conference 2023
DESCRIPTION:The Third Duke of Edinburgh Future Energy Conference will be held on Wednesday 29 November 2023. It is being held at The Royal Society of Medicine\, 1 Wimpole Street\, London W1G 0AE. \nEarlybird tickets are now available and may be purchased by clicking here. \nABOUT THE CONFERENCE The Duke of Edinburgh Future Energy Conference is the third in an ongoing series of successful conferences for the energy industries\, covering a wide spectrum of disciplines  throughout the Energy sector\, and supporting professions such as finance\, public policy\, insurance and law. \nOrganised by The Worshipful Company of Fuellers\, speakers include senior professionals in industry and academia from across the disciplines of science\, engineering\, finance and government policy to explore one of the greatest challenges facing society today: the transition to a sustainable global energy future. By bringing together diverse knowledge\, interests and experience\, we will explore these key challenges in a holistic way. \nThe one-day conference is open to anyone with an interest in energy. We aim to stimulate debate: sharing differences and building new relationships. We hope to inspire the next generation of energy professionals. \nExperienced practitioners can network\, while people new to energy can build new relationships. \nVenue:\nRoyal Society of Medicine\, 1 Wimpole Street\, Westminster\, London\, W1G 0AE\n[view map] \n  \n\nBOOK NOW \n\n\n\n\n\nConference Programme and Timetable\n09:30 – Master Fueller\, short introduction\n09.40 – Keynote Speaker 1 – Energy Outlook – A Perspective from the United States – Lucian Pugliaresi\, President Energy Policy Research Foundation\n10:05 – Panel 1 Energy Markets. Chair: Jon Clark\, EY. Panel Discussion: How has the energy cost crisis affected energy and climate policy? What do we need to change?  How can we finance the future of energy: Gareth Ramsay\, BP Economist\, Richard Nourse\, Schroders Greencoat\, Dr Carole Nakhle Chief\, Crystol Energy.\n11:05 – Coffee\, networking and exhibition\n11:25 – Keynote Speaker 2 – Energy Outlook – A British Perspective (including the regulatory/technical challenges we face) – Juliet Davenport\, OBE\, President Energy Institute\n11:50 – Panel 2 Innovation. New technologies and new business models are still needed. In the second panel we draw from the world of engineering and digital sciences to explore the innovations being made\, the problems they are solving and the opportunities they are creating.\nChair – Prof. Robert Gross\, UK Energy Research Centre\, Technology Advances Overview…\n•    Large and micro hydrogen and ammonia production and usage technologies – Richard Hulf\, Hydrogen One.\n•    Nuclear\, fusion & small reactors – Prof.  Sir Ian Chapman\, UK Atomic Energy Authority – fusion and  Paul Spence\, EDF Energy – fission.\n•    Carbon Capture and Storage; Jason Frost of Aker Carbon Capture.\n13:15 – Networking lunch\n14:15 – Keynote 3 –Energy Outlook – Dame Mary Archer DBE\, Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Science Museum\n14:40 – Panel 3 – Society and Organisational Change\, Chair – Philip Nichol – Gent\, Air Pilots Our third panel addresses the question of what it is like to manage organisations in the transition to a Net Zero world\, with particular emphasis on Livery Companies\, and organisations whose members are major energy users\, especially regarding transport.  How will society need to adapt to track the carbon cost of everything that we do? What skills will they need to embrace?\n•    Carl Lomas MBE\, Carmen\, Chairman at Institute of Couriers\,\n•    Jeremy Nicholson\,  Alfa Energy\n•    Greg Curtis\, RAF\, Air Fuels Sustainable Energy Association (AFSEA).\n•    Tim Morris\, Associated British Ports\n15:40 – Coffee and networking\n16:00 – Panel session 4: Panel Discussion. The way forward – reflections from within the Fuellers. Fuellers of different career stages and professional background reflect on the changes in the policy-innovation and market context they expect to see in the next 12-24 months\, based on the themes emerging from this Conference. Chair: Ash Shastri. Panel –\n•    Simon Brewster\, CEO at Dolphin N2\, Fueller\n•    Jai Ferguson\, Neuroscience & Psychology at King’s College London \, Sutton Trust Scholar \, Fueller \, Emerging Technologies Intern at HSBC\n•    Owain Johnson\, Managing Director\, Global Head of Research and Product Development at CME Group\, Fueller\n•    Gavin Towers\, Head of Energy Solutions\, Brook Green Supply\, Fueller\n17:00 – Keynote 4 – The Big Picture – In the final session we will invite a leading thinker from the world of energy to surmise key insights and give a personal reflection on the path forwards. Dan Monzani\, Managing Director for UK and Ireland\, Aurora Energy.\n17:25 – Closing thoughts and call to action- Master Fueller\n17:30 – Drinks reception\n18:05 Short speech by Master Fueller\n19:30 – Close \n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/the-fuellers-duke-of-edinburgh-future-energy-conference-2023/
CATEGORIES:Climate Change
ORGANIZER;CN="Worshipful Company of Fuellers":MAILTO:clerk@fuellers.co.uk
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