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- Start Date: 25 Jun 2010
- End Date: 25 Jun 2010
- Venue:
CIBSE
222 Balham High Road
LONDON
SW12 9BS - Rates:
- CIBSE members rate £ 295.00 (£ 251.06 ex. VAT)
- Non members rate £ 315.00 (£ 268.09 ex. VAT)
A512 The Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) - London
The carbon reduction commitment (CRC) currently known as the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme is set to have a wide reaching impact on all stakeholders involved in the energy and environmental market, from end users to consultants and other service provides.
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme is a mandatory emissions trading scheme that will deliver energy and carbon reductions in large, not energy intensive organisations. Organisations with total electricity consumption through Half Hourly Meters greater than 6,000mWh in 2008 will be affected.
The course aims to provide a detailed overview to the legislative requirement in addition to covering the practicalities of reporting, giving examples of how wider issues will affect end users and the way service providers operate.
This course includes the detailed practicalities of carbon footprinting and extending this to create a wider strategy.
Trainer - Richard Hipkiss / Adrian Sweetman
Course Agenda
Registration 9.30
Session One Introduction, background, inclusions and implications
Session Two Reporting format and league table structure
Session Three Practical approaches including examples
Session Four Reduction examples and effect
Session Five Wider carbon management opportunities
Course End 17.00
Why should you attend?
- Understand the rules and methodology behind the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme
- Understand the implications for your organisation or your clients
- Gain a detailed understanding of the reporting requirements
- Learn of methods and ways to improve league table position
- Gain experience through hands on examples of scenarios for private and public sector
Who should attend?
The course should be attended by both building owners and occupiers and those involved directly or indirectly in the management of buildings. The content of the course will appeal to specialists in Energy Management, Facilities Management, Estates Management whilst also relevant to General Management and Financial Controllers.
