Low Carbon Pledge Workshop #4
The 4th and final Low Carbon Knowledge Session of 2020.
We discussed the New Low Carbon Pledge Commitment and what this means for your organisation. We also heard from our own team of Environmental experts on BITCI’s Low Carbon Perspective.
Additionally, deep dived into another area which impacts a lot of your organisations and can have a significant carbon and environmental impact – Fleet Management.
We were joined by an expert speaker in the area of transport as well as one of our member companies showing innovation when it comes to managing their fleets across Ireland.
Speakers included:
- Dr. Brian Caulfield, Associate Professor, Trinity College Dublin
- John Smith, Facilities Manager, An Post
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