Events
Calendar of Events
Biodiversity & Natural Capital – An update on environmental drivers for business
Companies must rapidly understand how they impact and depend upon nature, and both the risks and opportunities this relationship presents. Additionally, they should be meeting the increased focus on reporting and disclosure. This is a lot to unpack, and so in this webinar we will provide an update on the changing landscape, and the key areas to focus on in getting started.
Date: Tuesday 14th May
Time: 11.00AM – 12.00PM BST
Environmental permitting of hydrogen production
In the coming years, the production and use of hydrogen is going to be a significant contributor to the reduction of carbon emissions, whether it be to fuel HGVs, ships and buses or as a replacement for natural gas to decarbonise heat within industry.
This webinar will discuss the environmental permitting of hydrogen production, delving into the important details surrounding the appropriate permits for the range of hydrogen production methods available. Topics that will be covered include the different types of permits and their requirements (from low impact installation standard rules environmental permits to bespoke environmental permits), explaining the application criteria and highlighting the Environment Agency’s latest updates to evidence reviews and draft guidance.
Presenter: Greg Altria – Technical Director, Environmental Management, Permitting & Compliance, and European Sub-Sector Lead for Hydrogen at SLR
Date: Wednesday 12th June
Time: 12.00PM – 12.45PM BST
Webinar series: Keeping up with the raters – The industry today
SLR is running a series of webinars offering their view on the ‘Raters & Rankers’ industry. Much has changed in the past few years, so SLR want to guide you through what’s been taking place in this evolving and complex space.
The world of voluntary disclosure can resemble something of a Wild West with a confusing array of investor indices, sustainability assessors and other ESG questionnaires all demanding your attention. So with some time yet before the dust settles, you may need to appoint a sheriff to bring order to how you disclose. Among the questions you might be asking are:
- What is the value of sharing sustainability data?
- How should you prioritise assessments?
- What are the keys to high performance?
This series seeks to answer these questions and more, helping to put minds at ease so you can make reporting more meaningful.
Keeping up with the raters: S&P Corporate Sustainability Assessment / DJSI
Date: Wednesday 24th April
Time: 12.00PM – 12.30PM BST
Keeping up with the raters: EcoVadis (date TBC)
Keeping up with the raters: The so-called ‘data scrapers’ (date TBC)
