Net Zero Week

Five consecutive days given over to free webinars that tackle the pre-eminent issue of our time across seven key sectors

What is Net Zero Week about?

BSI’s Net Zero week provided a multi-sector view of the collective challenges that must be met for the UK to reach our net zero carbon emissions target by 2050.

The week comprised generic and sector specific webinars on approaches to and targets for achieving net zero.

The sessions have been recorded and they are now available to watch on-demand.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this general introductory webinar explores the legislative drivers that are framing the UK Government’s response to net zero and how organizations can best adapt, both strategically and operationally. We ask what tools and techniques will help, and how greener investment (in projects and people) can be prioritized.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week – and with a focus on road transport – this session discusses the role emerging technologies are playing, supported by standards, in helping deliver zero-emission/carbon transport and vehicles.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this session takes a whole-system view of the UK energy sector’s transition to low carbon and a net zero future. It features presentations from BEIS and Ofgem among others, and examines what it takes to transition to a low carbon future.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this session considers some of the tools and approaches currently available to help the built environment sector achieve net zero. 

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this session focuses on the challenges and opportunities in the food chain and considers some of the tools and approaches currently available to help the sector and related segments achieve net zero.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this webinar aims to progress the net zero conversation within the healthcare sector, and in particular illustrate how BSI can help.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this webinar discusses the opportunities that arise from bringing digital transformation to the design and assurance process, and the challenges faced in making this a reality.

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