Tuesday, May 18, 2021 | 11:00am –12:00am CET | Webinar Language: German
What you can't measure, you can't manage. This sentence by the well-known economist Peter Drucker also applies to a company's emissions and the path to climate neutrality.
But specific CO2 emissions can be determined as a 'carbon footprint'. How exactly they can be calculated, reduced and offset, these and more questions on the subject of climate neutrality for companies are answered by experts in the webinar "Path to a climate-neutral company" by EM-Power Europe.
In the webinar, the first presenting company Future Camp Climate GmbH, is one of those service providers who are at the very beginning of the journey, namely in the balancing process, but then accompany companies all the way through reduction and certification to the final offsetting of residual emissions. Afterwards Siemens, one of the first global industrial companies to set out on its own to become climate neutral in its operations across the group by 2030 and to strive for an emissions-free supply chain by 2050, will present solutions and perspectives for companies based on best-practice projects. The webinar will be moderated by the German Energy Agency (dena), which will also briefly present the lead study Aufbruch Klimaneutralität . The dena supports the special area The Path to a Climat-Neutral Company on the EM-Power Europe in Munich.
Christoph Jugel, Director Energy Systems, Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena)
He is responsible for dena projects on the further development of energy systems with main focus on an integrated approach spanning all energy carriers, energy infrastructures, and energy applications across all sectors. This includes projects on generation-/consumption-side flexibility, energy storage, and integration of renewables; as well as the continuing convergence of all energy sectors (e.g. via power to gas), and decarbonisation of the energy system. In addition, he leads the ‘dena Project Urban Energy Transition’ and the ‘Global Alliance Power Fuels’, which was launched in 2018 by dena together with renowned partners. He has lead the ‘dena Study Integrated Energy Transition’ in 2017/18, in which experts from multiple industries developed strategies for the transformation of all sectors towards an integrated energy system that meets climate goals while safeguarding competitiveness, energy supply reliability, and social acceptance.
Before coming to dena, Christoph Jugel ran his own consulting firm since 2008, giving strategic advice on the digital transformation of the energy industry, with emphasis on data-driven business procedures and innovating business models by creating ‘Digital Business Ecosystems’. In addition, his company operated a proprietary digital energy transparency platform. Before, he held various positions at Arvato Bertelsmann group since 2002. Christoph Jugel graduated in Business Administration at WHU (Otto Beisheim Graduate School of Management in Vallendar / Koblenz, Germany), with exchange semesters in the USA and Spain.
Anette Gruß, CEO, FutureCamp Climate
Annette Gruß is responsible for the business areas Climate, Energy, Sustainability and Environment. She has been working at FutureCamp since 2003 on the strategic and operational preparation and implementation of all aspects of EU emissions trading at our clients. She has built up the sustainability business unit at FutureCamp and is responsible for a wide variety of sustainability projects with a focus on CSR strategies, sustainability reporting and assessment processes such as CDP and oekom research. Furthermore, she has profound experience in the development of energy, environmental, sustainability and climate strategies and accompanies target definition processes for companies. Furthermore, Ms. Gruß supports companies in the introduction and further development of environmental and energy management systems. Profound knowledge in conceptual design and implementation of information events and workshops complete her profile.
Before joining FutureCamp, Ms. Gruß worked as a management consultant and auditor at PwC Deutsche Revision AG, where she audited sustainability reports, among other things. Annette Gruß studied business administration at the University of Applied Sciences Jena and at the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town, South Africa.
Tobias Huber, Global Head Energy Services & Performance Contracting, Siemens Smart Infrastructure
Before taking over this responsibility, Tobias developed the global solution portfolio for Siemens to enable energy efficiency and sustainability during the entire lifecycle of buildings. Prior to this role he was holding various operative and strategic positions at OSRAM lighting which brought him from Germany to China and onwards to Indonesia in General Management positions. Beside working for multinational companies, Tobias used to be Chairman for the European ESCO association and holds an advisory role to the World Green Building Council. Tobias Huber was born 1973 in Munich, studied Business Administration, Communication lately Computer Science.
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