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'Creating a Low Carbon South East'

Day 2 - Presentations Page

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Interactive Studio and Exhibition

The architecture students of Cracow University and Portsmouth University ran an ‘open’ interactive studio at the conference, showing what the next generation believe is possible in regard to designing low carbon developments.View a powerpoint presentation of their designs (warning - 14.7 Meg).
 
 

The role of innovation in delivering a Low Carbon South East:
Government Strategy and Goals

The Rt. Hon. John Denham, MP
Secretary of State for Innovation and Skills
  Strategic issues in Creating a Low Carbon Economy: A regulator’s perspective
Sir John Harman
Chairman, The Environment Agency
  The Challenge before us: Macro issues of Climate Change
Sir John Houghton
Co-chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and founder of the Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research
  Business response to the Government’s Low Carbon Strategy
Kevin McCullough

Managing Director, New Plant Development and Construction, npower

  Why innovation is key to delivering a Low Carbon South East
James Brathwaite, CBE
Chairman of SEEDA
 

Changes to energy supply and delivery
Professor AbuBakr Bahaj

Head of the Sustainable Energy Research Group, University of Southampton
  Valuing Low Carbon: The role of carbon and emissions trading
Matt Prescott
Project Director, Carbon Limited
  Providing Low-Carbon social housing
Paul Ciniglio
Sustainability and Innovation Manager - Radian group (Drum HA)
    Workshop 1   The role of new renewables technologies in the generation of energy, business and employment in the South East
    Workshop 2   New approaches to managing construction waste   
    Workshop 3   Eco-towns and Urban Extensions
    Workshop 4   Case Study: Creating a low-carbon community
    Study Tour 1   Southampton’s innovative district energy scheme
    Study Tour 2   University of Southampton - onsite CHP energy centre and automatic
energy monitoring

 
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