Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012

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1 Overcoming the obstacles to reduce the carbon footprint of the UK s non-domestic buildings Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012 Topics include: Sustainable Renovation of Britain s Business Sector PARTNERS The clients approach to non-domestic retrofit with Marks & Spencer and Land Securities PLC Hear from RICS and BRE on the regulation and accreditation of low carbon buildings Understand more about legislating for a low carbon environment from the Committee on Climate Change Reducing carbon as a business objective: the Transport for London story Featuring expert speakers from: Marks & Spencer Transport for London Land Securities PLC Greater London Authority Committee on Climate Change Skansen Halcrow Arup Morgan Lovell Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors BRE University of Institution of Civil Engineers

2 About ICE Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012 Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012: Sustainable Renovation of Britain s Business Sector Approximately 45% of the UK s carbon emissions come from the built environment, including 20% from non-domestic buildings. Estimates are that 80% of the buildings that will be standing in 2050 have already been built. To achieve the Government s commitment to reduce carbon emissions by 80% by 2050, the need to improve the sustainability of our buildings is undeniable. ICE Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012 will bring together the retrofit supply chain to address the challenges associated with retrofitting the buildings in which we work. The conference will deliver case studies of successful retrofit schemes, detailing sources of finance, procurement methods, the physical installations and the engagement with buildings users to ensure that the measures are correctly used. An expert panel will discuss the merits and appropriate applications of Ska and BREEAM while the Committee on Climate Change present details of the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme. Building owners will outline the support they require from the retrofit supply chain to undertake retrofitting on a sufficient scale to meet the Government s targets and how economies of scale affect the way that this work is approached. Who should attend The conference will bring together senior decision makers from across the supply chain of non-domestic retrofit; including contractors, consultants and those providing the technology, materials and processes driving innovation in the sector. These will include chief executives, managing directors and directors and heads of: Engineering Sustainable Development Construction Carbon Management Programme Delivery Supply Chain Facilities Management Building Services Why attend? Delegates at ICE Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012 will: Understand from end users, including Marks & Spencer, TfL and Land Securities PLC, what they need from the supply chain Improve their understanding of BREEAM and Ska and the appropriate applications of each through discussion with BRE and RICS Gain a better understanding of the UK Climate Change Act and CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme from the Committee on Climate Change Understand the importance of modifying occupants behaviour as well as the fabric of the building Grow their business by making new connections with senior decision makers from across the construction industry Roundtable discussions Shape the discussion Meet your peers Tailor your agenda Input your thoughts and ideas Share your experiences Feedback to the room

3 Programme ICE Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings :00 Registration and Refreshments, and Exhibition 08:45 Introduction from the Chair 08:55 Meet Your Table: Speed Networking from Your Seat Meet the people with whom you will be spending the day Industry Case Studies of Non-Domestic Retrofit 09:00 Retrofitting the Institution of Civil Engineers The importance of retrofitting on national carbon targets for 2050 Retrofitting the new ICE offices in line with core values Mike Chrimes, Director of Engineering, Policy and Innovation, ICE 09:30 Case Study Retrofitting a Typical Office Building Total refurbishment of a 1930s office building Significant attention to occupants views and perceptions both before and after the refurbishment Post occupancy evaluation work by Halcrow in close association with the University of Reading Modifying occupants behaviour to reduce the gap between forecast and actual energy use Tim Broyd, Group Director of Technology, Innovation and Sustainability, Halcrow Michelle Agha-Hossein, Research Engineer, University of Reading 10:00 Cutting Carbon as a Business Objective Positive business image in a low carbon economy Overall savings through energy performance contracts Carbon reduction obligations in the public sector Andrew Stanton, Infrastructure and Sustainability Manager, Transport for London 10:30 Roundtable Discussion 11:00 Refreshments, Networking and Exhibition 11:30 Case Study Retrofitting Beyond the Carbon Agenda Close collaboration with the client through design, specification and build Improving comfort and working conditions as part of a multi-purpose retrofit Focussing on energy efficient and cost effective solutions Chris Jofeh, Building Retrofit Leader, Arup 12:00 Discussion Pod The Rate of Innovation in Retrofit Technologies 13:00 Lunch, Networking and Exhibition Regulation and Accreditation 14:00 Panel Discussion: Comparing the Merits of Sustainable Building Accreditation Highlighting the key differences between BREEAM and Ska Emphasising the benefits and best application of each system Case studies of effective use of environmental rating systems James Pack, Director, Skansen Sophie Hutchinson, Sustainability Manager, Morgan Lovell Tim Robinson, Information Products Group Director, RICS Martin Townsend, Director, BREEAM, BRE 14:45 Legislating for Low Carbon Development Aims of the UK Climate Change Act The current trend in carbon reduction Simplifying the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme Ute Collier, Team Leader, Buildings & Industry, Committee on Climate Change 15:15 Refreshments, Networking and Exhibition Funding and Procurement for Non-Domestic Retrofit 15:45 Demand Leading Innovation in Low Carbon Retrofit Proper analysis of the client s needs Thorough design to eliminate re-design Demanding the right solution on the right scale for the right price Munish Datta, Head of Property Plan A, Property & Store Development, Marks & Spencer 16:15 The Greater London Authority s RE:FIT Scheme Procurement of suppliers to a closed framework Free support to retrofit public sector buildings Acquiring funding from the European Investment Bank Application of this model to the private sector Emma Strain, Senior Manager - Programme Delivery (Environment), Greater London Authority Jenny Curtis, Operations Director, Amber Green 16:35 Realising the Value of an Energy Efficient Builing Market value of energy efficiency Commercial investment models ROI for tenants and owners Neil Pennell, Head of Sustainability and Engineering, Land Securities PLC 17:05 Closing Remarks from the Chair 17:15 Drinks Reception

4 Speakers ICE Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012 Michelle Agha-Hossein, Research Engineer, University of Reading Michelle has been sponsored by Halcrow Group Ltd. As Research Engineer to undertake research concerning the use of innovative interventions in nondomestic buildings to maximise sustainability in such buildings in operation. Tim Broyd, Group Director of Technology, Innovation and Sustainability, Halcrow Tim is responsible for driving the development of technology and innovation throughout the company and for directing Halcrow s knowledge management programme. Mike Chrimes, Director of Engineering Policy and Innovation, Institution of Civil Engineers Mike leads knowledge transfer across the Institution, managing the Policy, Innovation, Associated Societies and Management Procurement and Law teams in their development of the ICE s Learned Society programme. Ute Collier, Team Leader, Buildings & Industry, Committee on Climate Change Ute leads the Committee s work on the role of buildings (with a focus on the retrofit of energy efficiency and low-carbon measures) in achieving the UK s ambitious carbon targets. Jenny Curtis, Operations Director, Amber Green Amber Green is Amber Infrastructure s sustainable business division. Jenny has a lead role on the London Energy Efficiency Fund (LEEF), which has 100m for London public-sector energy efficiency retrofit. Munish Datta, Head of Property Plan A, Property and Store Development, Marks & Spencer Since 2007, M&S has reduced consumption of energy by 28% and water by 18%. They are powered by 100% green electricity and send zero waste to landfill. Tim Hall, Head of Construction Services, Total Flow Tim leads Total Flow s work in the construction sector and has been responsible for designing innovative construction approaches to make a step change in speed, quality and cost performance. Sophie Hutchinson, Sustainability Manager, Morgan Lovell Sophie is responsible for promoting sustainability, from responsibly sourced materials or implementation of energy efficient technologies, through to the attainment of environmental assessment standards such as BREEAM, LEED or Ska. Chris Jofeh, Building Retrofit Leader, Arup Chris is chair of Wales s Low/ Zero Carbon Hub, which advises Welsh Ministers over actions needed to achieve zero carbon new build and a 3% year on year reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from Welsh buildings. James Pack, Director, Skansen James is a founding Director of Skansen (founder of Ska Rating). Ska Rating is the environmental assessment method aimed at the fit out and refurbishment sector. Ska Rating is now perhaps one of the leading methods for driving non-domestic retrofit solutions. Neil Pennell, Head of Sustainability and Engineering, Land Securities PLC Neil is a keen advocate of the application of new energy saving technologies and energy efficient systems in commercial buildings. Neil also chairs the Better Buildings Partnership (BBP) Sustainable Retrofit Working Group. Tim Robinson, Information Products Group Director, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Tim leads RICS s Ska Rating, the rapidly growing industry assessment standard and certification for non-domestic fit-out, retrofit and refurbishment. Andrew Stanton, Infrastructure and Sustainability Manager, Transport for London Andy heads a team responsible for the sustainability and environmental performance of TfL s offices and commercial properties. His team has delivered year on year improvements in energy and water efficiency achieving Carbon Trust Standard accreditation in January Emma Strain, Senior Manager - Programme Delivery (Environment), Greater London Authority Emma leads the delivery of the Mayor of London s award winning building retrofitting and funding programmes. Martin Townsend, Director BREEAM, BRE Martin works closely with the construction industry bringing sustainability issues alive for companies right across Social, Economic and Environmental agenda. Image Halcrow

5 Sponsors ICE Retrofit Solutions for the Housing Sector 2012 Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities ICE Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings 2012 presents a unique opportunity to showcase your solutions to the challenges of meeting the Government s targets for reducing carbon emissions. Exhibiting at this conference places your business at the forefront of this fast-developing market. It provides exposure to senior decision makers from contractors and consultancies undertaking large scale development works. Sponsoring and/or exhibiting at this event will allow your organisation to: Generate new leads Position your brand as a key player and solutions provider Enhance your brand perception through association with the Institution of Civil Engineers which represents authority and excellence within the engineering profession. A limited number of sponsorship and exhibition packages are available. For more information and a personalised sponsorship proposal, please contact Shivani Budhdev at shivani.budhdev@ice.org.uk or on +44 (0) CD ROM Can t make it to London? Purchase a CD ROM for 65 + VAT and you will have full access to the PowerPoint presentations and full audio of the presentations and group wide discussions. Contact +44 (0) or events@ice.org.uk for details. Please note we will only produce CD ROMS if we have sufficient orders to cover costs. You will be notified within seven days of the event and refunded in full should CDs not be produced.

6 Booking type: ICE Member Membership Number Member of Supporting Organisation Organisation Membership Number Non-Member Where did you hear about this event? Overcoming the obstacles to reduce the carbon footprint of the UK s non-domestic buildings Retrofit Solutions for Non-Domestic Buildings Sustainable Renovation of Britain s Business Sector 26 September 2012, London, UK Registration form Three easy ways to register 1. Register online at 2. Complete and return the registration form to +44 (0) Call +44 (0) Prices 1 ICE / Supporting Organisation Member 265 Non-Member All prices are excluding VAT. Terms and conditions apply. See online at Venue The conference will be held in a central London location. Contact details: Prefix First Name Last Name Phone Number Address Job Title Organisation Mailing Address Line 1 Mailing Address Line 2 City Country Dietary Requirements Specific Needs Date of Birth Postcode Payment details: (Tick appropriate box) Payment type Credit Card Invoice Cheque Card type Visa Mastercard Switch Maestro Delta Card Holder Name Card Number Expiry Date Security Number Issue Number (If present) Terms and Conditions: By ticking this box you confirm that you have read and agree with our Terms and Conditions. Please note your booking can not be processed unless this box has been ticked. Terms and Conditions available at Please send this form by fax to +44 (0) or by to events@ice.org.uk or by post to ICE Events Team, Institution of Civil Engineers, One Great George Street, London SW1P 3AA UK