Advancing Circularity and Reducing Embodied Carbon in MEP Systems

Advancing circularity and reducing embodied carbon in MEP systems

The CIBSE Sustainability Special Interest Group is delighted to invite you to an event discussing the synergies and tensions between circularity and embodied carbon principles in MEP systems. Join us at JLL London Warwick Street (Soho) for expert presentations, a panel discussion and networking with drinks and nibbles provided, courtesy of CIBSE and JLL. This event will also be broadcasted online.

The event will be welcomed by Katie Clemence-Jackson, chair of the CIBSE Sustainability Group and CEO of the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard, and chaired by Joe Jack Williams, Chair of CIBSE Sustainability Group's Embodied Carbon Sub-panel and Head of Regenerative Strategy at Bywater Properties.

The evening's expert presenters and panellists will be:

1. Gregor Haran, Sustainability Manager at Landsec

2. Suzanne Webster, Principal Sustainability Consultant at Turner & Townsend

3. Stuart Cochrane, Workplace Sustainability & IMS Leader at JLL

4. Conrad Stone, Building Services Associate Director at Cundall

5. Tom Bunn, Sustainability Building Physics Associate at Elliot Wood

Issues to discuss include:

– Logistical challenges for re-using MEP equipment and systems

– How can designers and contractors maximise circularity

– How can we develop metrics for measuring circularity

– What should take priority in design when there is a conflict between embodied carbon and circularity?

– What does "good" look like in the future in terms of circularity?

Register now to book your place.

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