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april, 2021

20apr9:00 am10:00 amBuild Back Greener - Green Recovery Strategies for the Building SectorAs part of US Climate Action Week 2021, ROCKWOOL International and Danish Cleantech Hub invites to the event Build Back Greener - Green Recovery Strategies for the Building Sector

Event Details

Build Back Greener – Green Recovery Strategies for the Building Sector

As part of US Climate Action Week 2021, ROCKWOOL International and Danish Cleantech Hub is opening the virtual doors for the event ‘Build Back Greener – Green Recovery Strategies for the Building Sector’.

The buildings and construction sector is highly energy-demanding and carbon-intensive, accounting for 39 percent of global energy-related CO₂ emissions and it must be emphasized, that it already makes business sense to build green. Green buildings have a lower operational cost than traditional ones and their asset value is around 10% higher. Yet, to fully decarbonize the built environment as a system, we need to make sure that all players along the value chain collaborate and focus on the reduction of emissions and creating green jobs and economic growth.

The climate change movement in the built environment has gained serious momentum in recent years. Spearheaded by government and the private sector, more and more stakeholders are signing up to set and help meet energy and climate targets across the buildings sector. The construction sector can pave the way for a green economic recovery and provide the boost we need to jump-start the economy in the aftermath of COVID-19.

During the event and with the Leader’s Summit on Climate as the backdrop, American and Danish experts across the building sector will discuss best in class recovery strategies on how to leverage building retrofits and public-private partnerships to support economic development and innovation while creating green jobs, focusing on the ambitious goals already set by New York State and New York City.

Program (EST):

9.00 am – Opening Remarks

Janet Joseph, Senior Vice President for Strategy and Market Development, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

9.05 am – Keynote: Green Infrastructure and Long Term Strategies

Speaker TBC

9.15 am – Climate Partnerships: Fostering Collaboration to Accelerate the Green Transition

Ingrid Reumert, Vice President, External Relations & Sustainability at VELUX and Vice Chair for the Building and Construction Climate Partnership

9.25 am – Putting Strategy into Practice

Rory Moss, President, ROCKWOOL North America

9.35 am – Fireside chat: Partnerships as a Way to Support Innovation, Growth and Job creation in the Buildings Sector

Sander Dolder, Senior Vice President, New York City Economic Development Corporation
Rory Moss, President, ROCKWOOL North America
Ingrid Reumert, Vice President, External Relations & Sustainability, VELUX
Paulina Lis, Program Manager and Technical Adviser, Private Building Efficiency, C40 Cities

10.00 am – Thank you and end of program

WATCH THE WEBINAR HERE

For more information, or questions regarding the event, please contact Mille Munksgaard, Senior Project Manager and Advisor at mimu@di.dk

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