• Inside the Carbon Budget Delivery Plan: enabling the delivery of carbon budgets
• How the government is leading and co-ordinating the delivery of Net Zero by 2050 whilst also maintaining energy security in the interim

• Understanding the role of retrofitting in decarbonising housing in the UK and what this process looks like in practice
• Upskilling the sector: where is change most urgently needed and how should this be done?
• Private companies, membership bodies and the public sector: examining roles to play in closing the skills gap and why collaboration is so important

• Sharing the council's strategic plans on tree and woodland 
• Addressing the challenges in the urban tree planting project 
• Looking ahead the future for the urban tree planting 

Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• Supporting the City of London to achieve Net Zero carbon emissions by 2040: How can real estate development contribute? 
• Exploring the tools and practises which can provide an informed choice, to minimise whole life carbon emissions across the built environment 
• Turning knowledge into an action plan: understanding how to interpret information, in order to inform options for refurbishment, retrofit and new build

• How the portal allows organisations and businesses to track and monitor their carbon emissions, and benchmark against similar organisations using the Climate Essentials carbon management tool
• Planning, delivering and monitoring the portal: an overview of the development of the portal and what's next
• What impact has this had on the decarbonisation journey of organisations across the county

• How do we understand the relationship between the rise of health design and the increasing needs for climate-friendly buildings
• How to reflect on 'the healthiest approach' taken by our practice, and how can we rethink our impact to the design around us
• What are the better practices we can flow

Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• Looking at the Built Environment Carbon Database
• Understanding the value of a shared database in the drive to tackle carbon and drive sustainability 
• Exploring the different systems and programs available in the space
• Looking to who is involved, and how to get involved

• From reuses, repurposing and recycling: assessing your options for different materials and assets 
• How can this transform ongoing efforts to reach sustainability goals? 
• Maximise value, minimise risk and eliminate waste: what impact can a new approach have across the business, the sector, and the environment? 

• Passive House: a building standard for energy efficiency, comfort, and affordability
• Why energy efficiency is so critical to delivering on Net Zero targets across the built environment
• Looking across different climates and building types: an overview of the latest developments

• From big changes to small adaptations: how can cities change their urban structures to accelerate their role in clean energy
• Local energy generation and storage: rethinking investments in the built environment and ensuring new investment is future-proof
• How can cities better engage consumers in the work to be net zero in the built environment?

Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

*Programme subject to change without notice