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Ask ME

Mitsubishi Electric

The Ask ME podcast is brought to you by Mitsubishi Electric's Living Environment Systems Team. Join your hosts as they speak with a range of fantastic guests, discussing a range of topics, including sustainability in the built environment, the decarbonisation of public sector buildings, indoor air quality and the importance of building ventilation, and the industry changes that are needed to achieve NetZero.

23 - Ask ME | Working with Chester Zoo to decarbonise a world leading conservation and education charity
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  • 23 - Ask ME | Working with Chester Zoo to decarbonise a world leading conservation and education charity

    In this episode, the team from Mitsubishi Electric's Sustainability and Construction division heads to Chester Zoo to talk with key figures about their ambitious plans for sustainability and decarbonisation—and how Mitsubishi Electric is playing a vital role in helping bring those goals to life. Host Dan Smith leads an inspiring conversation with Chester Zoo’s Jenifer Kelly, Head of Sustainability and Rob Arathoon, M&E Projects Manager, along with Mitsubishi Electric’s own Chris Newman, Zero Carbon Design Team Manager.


    Together, they explore the zoo’s forward-thinking approach to energy efficiency, from integrating cutting-edge heat pump technology to tackling the unique challenges of running a complex, dynamic environment like a zoo. This episode is packed with insights on how this collaboration not only supports the zoo’s sustainability objectives but also aims to inspire a wider audience through community engagement and conservation education. It’s a must-listen for anyone passionate about the power of partnerships in creating a sustainable future.

    Thu, 14 Nov 2024
  • 22 - Consultant Focus Let’s Talk: Public Sector Buildings

    Rob Conway is joined by Harvey Loyal, Market & Product Intelligence Specialist and Mark Grayston, Product Strategy & Delivery Manager from Mitsubishi Electric, as they discuss the challenges facing Consultants and Specifiers when designing heating, cooling and ventilation solutions for public sector buildings.

     

    Listen to the podcast to hear more about what government is doing to incentivise the transition to heat pumps and what this will mean as the industry develops. We touch on both the legislation and initiatives that are driving the changes in the way we will need to heat, cool and ventilate public sector buildings in future. From hospitals to schools, to leisure applications, each client has specific technical needs and here we discuss the product innovations from Mitsubishi Electric, and what they mean for decarbonisation of this sector.

    Thu, 07 Nov 2024
  • 21 - Consultant Focus Let’s Talk: Large Scale Commercial Projects

    Rob Conway is joined by Richard Venga, Business Manager – Engineered Solutions at Mitsubishi Electric, for a discussion on the challenges facing HVAC Consultants and Specifiers when designing heating, cooling and ventilation solutions for large commercial buildings.

     

    Richard discusses the legislation and initiatives driving the changes in the way we will need to heat, cool and ventilate large buildings. From hospitals and schools to large commercial premises, each client has specific technical needs. During the podcast, we discuss the technological developments and innovations from Mitsubishi Electric, and what they mean for decarbonisation of the commercial sector.

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    Mon, 04 Mar 2024
  • 20 - Ask ME | About the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard

    The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard, as discussed by David Partridge in this podcast, marks a significant milestone in sustainable building in the UK. This initiative, which David chairs, aims to unify the concept of sustainability in the building industry by providing a clear, measurable standard for sustainable practices. It addresses the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, encompassing both new constructions and retrofits, and targets both embodied and operational carbon. This standard is a response to the industry's evolution from raising awareness to actively engaging in emission reduction, representing a deeper commitment to sustainability.

    The standard not only defines 'good' sustainable practices but also confronts greenwashing by promoting transparency and uniform evaluation of Net Zero claims. It has practical implications, particularly in financial contexts, where adherence could lead to favourable loan conditions, thus incentivising sustainability. The initiative aligns with other metrics and standards, simplifying efforts across the industry. Looking forward, the standard aims for self-policing and will influence future government legislation. The challenge remains in verifying and enforcing compliance, with possibilities ranging from qualified professionals to a dedicated verification body. Overall, the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard is a collective commitment to a sustainable future, aiming to eradicate greenwashing and transform sustainable building in the UK.

    Thu, 23 Nov 2023
  • 19 - Ask ME | The retrofit challenge with ISG

    Join Dan Smith, National Sustainability & Construction Manager, and Chris Newman, Zero Carbon Design Manager from Mitsubishi Electric, along with Bradley Bennett, Mike Linehan, and Paul Sullivan from ISG, the Global Construction Company. The conversation focuses on the challenges that construction firms face in the retrofit sector as we move towards a net zero future.

    Mon, 22 May 2023
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