Sustainability in the Built Environment: Carbon & Energy Optimization

The environmental footprint of buildings and infrastructure extends well beyond their physical limitations. To be on track to achieve net-zero carbon building stock by 2050, we need to reduce building sector emissions by 6% per year from 2020 to 2030. Meeting net-zero targets will require a radical shift in the way we design and operate built environments.

Organizations are increasingly taking steps to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions, manage energy costs and invest in renewable energy. To effectively address these priorities, we need to harness data to unlock critical insights.

Join Microsoft, industry thought leaders, and inspirational change agents as they share real-world insights, and first-hand experiences on how their businesses are transforming to accelerate sustainability.

In this virtual session, you will hear:

How Microsoft is tracking and reducing its carbon footprint from Microsoft Chief Environmental Officer, Lucas Joppa; Microsoft US President, Deb Cupp; and Microsoft US, Chief Digital Officer, Jacky Wright.
Industry insights from business leaders leading the net-zero transformation.
First-hand experiences from business leaders on how Microsoft solutions and partners enable their sustainable transformation.

Pre-Read Materials
Below are key materials for you in advance of the virtual session: