Net Zero Strategy - Summary of factory-floor constraints and opportunities
09 September 2021
ITPEnergised has a wealth of experience identifying, assessing and implementing low and zero carbon technologies across the Food and Drink Sector and understands that strategy and implementation at factory floor level can sometimes be hard to align.
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In this webinar John Barclay and Ruth Fain, Associate Directors, will set out the key constraints and opportunities facing Operators. We will provide expert opinion on the available and emerging technologies being promoted currently, helping you cut through the sales-speak and identify the most appropriate options for your business.
- High level introduction to mainstream net zero technologies
- Feasibility assessment considerations from a site specific viewpoint
- Factory floor constraints and opportunities
- Thinking outside the box – state of play for hydrogen.
- Practical next steps
Audience:
Widely applicable to FDF members, and in particular to those members looking to improve energy performance and transition to net zero.
This webinar will be relevant both to businesses just starting out on the path to net zero, and those who already have strategies in place.
It will be of interest to board level decision makers, energy and environmental, site engineering and leadership teams.
ITPEnergised believes passionately in the world’s transition to net zero. We work in partnership with our clients to optimise the efficiency of existing assets and facilitate the transition to low and zero carbon energy supply at both corporate and site level.
Our agile team of trusted technical advisors deliver expert energy, environmental, engineering, technical advisory and renewables asset management services for a variety of projects, sectors and clients worldwide, delivering practicable solutions and facilitating the transition to net zero.
John Barclay, Associate Director, has 29 years’ experience both as a practising engineer and latterly as an energy consultant. John works with organisations to reduce energy consumption via technology measures and behavioural change
in addition to evaluating supply side low and zero carbon technologies.
John is a Chartered Energy Manager, ESOS Lead Assessor, ISO50001 Practitioner and Registered EnCO Consultant.
Ruth Fain is a Chartered Scientist with over 18 years of experience of a wide range of environmental impact assessment, regulatory compliance, and environmental management projects in the food and beverage, corporate, industrial and manufacturing and development sectors.
Ruth works with developers, operators and corporates to optimise the efficiency of existing assets and gain planning and regulatory consent for new projects, facilitating the transition to low and zero carbon energy.
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