Electrifying existing buildings masterclass
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The electrification of Australia’s built environment is an imperative step on the path to decarbonisation. But as we move away from fossil fuels, finding new, innovative, affordable and reliable ways to power the construction and running of buildings presents challenges for all stakeholders in the supply chain. These challenges are exacerbated in the existing building stock, where issues relating to cost, space, volume management and embodied carbon add additional layers of complexity.
In this masterclass, you’ll hear from speakers who are leading the industry’s shift to electricity. Their presentations and contributions will help you navigate the challenges of electrification and uncover the key lessons and hurdles they’ve encountered and overcome on their journeys. Hear how you can start on a pathway to electrifying existing buildings and how this can play out across different typologies within the built environment.
This is your opportunity to understand the finer details of electrification as it applies to existing buildings. Get your questions answered and share thoughts and insights with your peers in this interactive masterclass.
- Understand the importance of electrifying existing assets
- Discover key alternatives to fossil fuels and what to look out for
- Learn how to assess different approaches electrifying existing buildings to uncover the best option for your projects
- Examine specific design considerations for achieving an electrified asset
- Hear examples of how electrification has been achieved in different project types and at scale
- Explore different avenues for funding the electrification of existing buildings
Join our speakers:
David Clark, Director, Positive Zero
Robyn Hyslop, Sustainability Director, Colliers
David Mahoney, Head of Better Buildings, HIP V. HYPE
Oliver Grimaldi, Associate, Cundall
David Palin, National Director ESG, MIRVAC
Need assistance with booking yourself or a group?
You can add colleagues who have a GBCA account to your online booking. Alternatively contact the Professional Development team on 02 8239 6200 or email.