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Imperative, Challenges, and Solutions for Implementing Net Zero among SMEs

We are at a critical junction in our bid to tackle climate change, and SMEs play a vital role in this endeavor. More and more small businesses want to be part of the race to net zero – but measuring and reporting emissions remains challenging. By taking a positive and proactive approach to carbon reduction and implementing energy efficiency measures, SMEs can control and reduce their energy use. Saving energy improves environmental performance, and can help achieve the environmental standards ISO 14001 and ISO 50001, demonstrating a degree of corporate social responsibility to stakeholders.

During the webinar, we will cover topics such as:
Provide clarity on what 'net zero' means.
The importance of SMEs, and their impact on our societies.
Dissect the key sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions within the operations and supply chains of SMEs.
Examining the role of electricity, heating, transportation, and materials.
Explore how these factors vary across different sectors, offering industry-specific insights.
Delve into the potential and challenges of various strategies to reduce GHG emissions.
Cover each aspect with real-life examples and best practices.
Introduce carbon footprinting, carbon pricing, and carbon disclosure, demonstrating how these tools can be applied to measure and manage GHG emissions effectively
Who is this webinar perfect for?
Managerial and technical staff who oversee accounting carbon footprints.

Please note: No certificate will be provided for this 1-hour webinar.

For further information, please contact: Caroline.Naaf@tuv.com.

Speakers

Mr. Han Shi

Chief Science Advisor on Energy and Environment for TÜV Rheinland People & Business Assurance

Mr. Han Shi

Chief Science Advisor on Energy and Environment for TÜV Rheinland People & Business Assurance

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MPhil and Ph.D. degrees in industrial ecology from Yale University, USA

Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Centre on Contemporary China and the World (CCCW)
Founding Head of the ESG Center of ICB at the University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Visiting Scholar at the Business School of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).
Conducted research and offered consultation to over a thousand companies on topics ranging from cleaner production and circular economy to green supply chain management and ESG.

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