Recorded: 28 April 2022 (14:00 - 15:30 UK time)
What’s this webinar about?
This webinar explores the vital role that accurate, trustworthy and shared data plays in informing sustainability-related decisions, and how connecting digital technologies with physical infrastructure (sometimes called cyber-physical systems, or cyber-physical infrastructure) can translate this into reduced CO2 emissions.
Who should attend the webinar?
Relevant to all sectors, but particularly organizations with a high CO2 footprint, complex supply chains and with some physical infrastructure/assets. For example:
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Infrastructure networks including energy, water, waste, transport, digital
What will participants gain?
- The latest thinking on how data informs decisions, demonstrates rigour and counters claims of greenwashing, in the achievement of net zero
- New insights into how connecting digital and physical systems can enable carbon reductions
- An update on the standards in this space and how they and best practice fit in
- The opportunity to put your questions to our panel of experts
- A post-event copy of all presentations and a recording of the webinar
Agenda
14:00 - 14:10 Introduction - David Cuckow, Head of Digital Sector, British Standards Institution (BSI)
14:10 - 14:20 The National Data Strategy and net zero - Josh Harris-Kirkwood, Head of Data Economy Innovation, The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
14:20 - 14:35 Unlocking the value of data for net zero - June Brawner, Policy Advisor, The Royal Society
14:35 - 14:45 Digital twins and climate resilience - Sarah Hayes, CReDo Strategic Engagement Lead – Climate Resilience Demonstrator Project, Connected Places Catapult
14:45 - 15:30 Panel discussion and Q&A - Chaired by David Cuckow, Head of Digital Sector, British Standards Institution (BSI)
15:30 End of webinar
For inspiration and information on data’s role in the journey to net zero you should book a place at this webinar.