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Green Buildings Webinar, Presented by 100percentrenewableuk, November 16, 18:00-19:45 GMT (Free)
Event Description
Hear about the latest in the campaign for energy efficiency and solar pv in buildings.
100percentrenewableuk has launched a petition for mandatory solar pv and banning fossil fuel boilers in new buildings and has published a new report on 'How to organise a real energy efficiency programme'. See https://100percentrenewableuk.org/wp-content/uploads/How-to-organise-a-real-energy-efficiency-programme_Report_Dr-David-Toke.pdf
About 100% Renewable UK:
The aim of 100% Renewable UK is to campaign for the provision of all UK’s energy requirements by renewable energy by the year 2050, or as soon as practicable before then. This means all energy, not just electricity, and includes energy for domestic, commercial, industrial and transport purposes. This implicitly excludes nuclear energy and also fossil fuels with or without carbon capture and storage. The campaign is a forum for discussion, education and campaigns for policies on particular issues. The main topics for debate and campaigning are the politics, economics and technology of paths that can achieve 100 per cent renewable energy for the UK.
Emily Rice, Scotland Policy Analyst for Solar Energy UK will talk about 'the role regulation has played in Scotland's solar new build success'.
Andrew Warren, Chair of the British Energy Efficiency Federation (BEEF), will talk about 'How we can do a real energy efficiency programme'
David Toke of 100percentrenewableuk will talk about the new report published by 100percentrenewableuk entitled 'How to organise a real energy efficiency programme'.
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