Lead organisation(s): Trane Technologies

Format: Panel Discussion, Hybrid (In Person and Live Streamed)

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Description:

Incremental change has not created a clear path to maintaining global temperatures below 1.5C. A healthier and more sustainable world requires disruptive thinking: relentless innovation, transformative policies, and a workforce trained to achieve these ambitious goals. Transparent reporting, externally validated, credible, science-based emission targets and tangible progress are no longer a nice-to-have – they are a necessity.

The heating and cooling of buildings accounts for 15% of global emissions, stemming primarily from fossil fuel-based heating. To achieve global climate goals, the issue must - and can - be addressed at scale, with collective action taken to meet our climate goals for all. 

Speakers:

• Moderator: Helen Walter-Terrinoni, Global Director of Climate Policy at Trane Technologies
• Isaias Hernandez, Environmental Educator and Founder of QueerBrownVegan
• Avipsa Mahapatra, Climate Campaign Director at the Environmental Investigation Agency
• Meg Seki, Executive Secretary of the UN Environment Programme's (UNEP) Ozone Secretariat
• Ryan Colker, Vice President of Innovation of the International Code Council

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