Reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of infrastructure
In this webinar we discuss the findings and recommendations of our latest research, Opportunities to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of infrastructure.
It finds there are many opportunities to reduce carbon across the life of an infrastructure asset. Acting quickly can save money, deliver infrastructure more efficiently, improve global competitiveness and help Victoria meet emission reduction targets.
The webinar will discuss these new opportunities to ensure assessment and procurement processes can support better use of existing infrastructure and prioritise low carbon design solutions and materials.
Panellists
- Dr Jonathan Spear, CEO Infrastructure Victoria
- Dr Allison Stewart, Deputy CEO Infrastructure Victoria
- Erica Friesz, Director, Strategy, Planning, Innovation, Infrastructure NSW
- Jennifer Jenkins, Director, Project Advisory and Evaluation, Infrastructure Australia
- Topics
- Type
- Webinar
- Published
- 2024
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