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Welcome address by the Mayor of Peterborough, Councillor Mrs Patricia Nash MBE |
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SESSION 1 - GREEN METRICS AND THE ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT |
Topics in Session 1:- The economics of sustainable transport
- Maximising the tax efficiency of green transport
- Calculating carbon footprinting from transport emissions
- Controlling the environmental impact of grey fleets
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09:10 - Opening remarks from the chair |
Nigel Trotman Previously Fleet Manager, Whitbread plc and 2007 'Fleet Hero Award' |
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09:20 - Government targets fiscal policy and the implications for green fleet strategies |
- The role of transport in tackling climate change
- Balancing the need for mobility and economic performance with the need to reduce emissions
- Governmental initiatives and the impact on your transport activity
- Harnessing the available technology
- Developing the business case for sustainable travel
Nigel Underdown [ view profile ] Head of Transport Advice ENERGY SAVING TRUST |
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10.00 - The economics of sustainable transport initiatives |
- Can the environmental effects of transport be assigned a meaningful monetary value (per NATA)?
- What cost benefit analyses can be applied to sustainable transport projects?
- Deriving a competitive advantage from the change to low carbon transport
- Quantifying the fuels savings which can be made by changes in driving habits
- Minimising exposure to energy price fluctuation and supply shocks
- Timescales for ROI on investments in sustainable transport
Simon Graham [ view profile ] Environmental Strategist THE COMMERCIAL GROUP |
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10.40 - Maximising the tax efficiency of green transport |
- What tax breaks are available for cleaner fuels and vehicles?
- Reductions to National Insurance Contributions on drivers’ tax liabilities
- Vehicles that receive 100% first year capital allowance
- Discounts on congestion charges and road pricing
- Quantifying total achievable savings
Gary Hull Director PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS |
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11.20 - Calculating the total carbon footprinting of your transport operations |
- Assessing the reliability and accuracy of carbon footprint calculations
- Capturing your “static” footprint and ongoing monitoring of your “live” footprint
- Combining financial data and financial data for accurate business decision making
- Evaluating the impact of outsourced processes on your footprint
Speaker to be confirmed |
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12.00 - Securing European funding for sustainable transport research and implementation |
- Overview of funding opportunities (EC research programmes and frameworks)
- Eligibility and benefits
- Putting together a successful project partnership
- The application and award process
- Case studies - public and private sector partners
David Blackledge [ view profile ] Chairman & Director of European Affairs TRANSPORT & TRAVEL RESEARCH LTD
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12.40 - Controlling the environmental impact of 'grey fleets' |
- How to monitor and manage fuel usage and emissions of grey fleets
- Managing Occupational Road Risk
- Removing the incentives to maximise mileage
- Ensuring HMRC compliant mileage claims
Simon Harris [ view profile ] Managing Director FLEETCONSULT LTD |
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SESSION 2 - ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES |
Topics in Session 2:- Prospects for different sustainable vehicle technologies
- Case study: TNT trials of electric and hybrid trucks in its UK delivery network
- Which technologies are the best choices for fleet operators
- Case study: Profiling Hardstaff's dual fuel technologies
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13.20 - Introductory remarks from the chair |
Colin Matthews Mangaing Director JOULEVERT |
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13.30 - Prospects for different sustainable vehicle technologies |
- The varying linkages between increased efficiency and environmental benefits
- Making investment decisions in a rapidly developing technological environment
- Possible timescales for useable energy from hydrogen
- The long term future – transport in 2020 and beyond
Andrew Whittles Project Development Manager CENEX |
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14.10 - Case study: TNT trials of electric and hybrid trucks in its UK delivery network |
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Details of Steve's talk will follow shortly. Steve Davis National Engineering Manager TNT |
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14.50 - Which technologies are the best choices for fleet operators? |
- Making sense of competing claims to efficiency, cost effectiveness and green credentials
- Balancing environmental and operational performance
- Tax breaks, capital grants and other incentives
- Green procurement policies and selecting the right vehicles for the right needs
Duncan Vavangas [ view profile ] Fleet Engineering Manager TESCO.COM |
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