Three Months Until Sustainability LIVE: The Net Zero Summit
The premier event for senior sustainability leaders driving decarbonisation at scale is only three months away.
Kicking starting March is the return of Sustainability LIVE: The Net Zero Summit, taking place in the QEII Centre, Westminster.
The event is now co-located with Procurement & Supply Chain LIVE: The Net Zero Summit – focusing on the essential intersection between sustainability and supply chains.
Secure your tickets to attend now and save more than £200 with our Early Bird offer.
Why come to Sustainability LIVE
The two day conference is expected to have more than 1,000 in-person attendees, delivering the strategies, insights and connections needed to meet the soon approaching net zero targets.
The event is set to feature more than 50 expert speakers, 10 focused content tracks and four high-impact executive workshops – tailored to C-suite executives and senior decision makers.
Key speakers involve: Andrea Vena, Chief Sustainability Officer at the European Space Agency, Leah Ramoutar, Director of Environmental Sustainability at Aviva, Øistein Jensen, CSO at Odfjell SE and so many more.
“A massive thank you to you & your team for putting on such a great event!” said Kish Paw, Manager at CFGI after last year's event.
“I think I speak on behalf of all of the CFGI attendees when I say it was a job well done.”
What are our panel discussions?
On the Sustainability Stage, Net Zero Aerospace Strategies features Andrea Vena, Chief Sustainability Officer at the European Space Agency (ESA), exploring how the aerospace sector is advancing towards net zero through innovation, collaboration and transformative technologies.
The Energy Transition Forum brings together leaders including Yvonne Holmes, Group Director of Sustainability at DCC, and Alessandro Ciampechini, Technical Director, Built Environment Sustainability at WSP, to share practical strategies for decarbonising energy systems, scaling solar, wind, green hydrogen and storage.
The Water Sustainability Summit looks beyond conservation to water positivity, showing how leading organisations are improving water stewardship through innovation in treatment, sourcing and reuse, supported by robust measurement frameworks and collaborative approaches for long-term water security.
AI in Sustainability, with Josh Parker, Head of Sustainability at NVIDIA, and Sorouch Kheradmand, Global Head of Sustainability at Schneider Electric, explores how AI is transforming emissions tracking, energy optimisation, climate modelling and sustainable supply chains.
The Nature-Based Solutions Summit, featuring Leah Ramoutar, Director of Environmental Sustainability at Aviva, highlights how working with nature can support net zero, restore ecosystems and build resilience.
Circularity & Recycling brings together Clare Woodford, VP Sustainability and Impact at Alpine Group, Samir Ahmed, Global Vice President at Intertek, and Dana Haidan, Chief Sustainability Officer at Virgin Media O2, to explore how circular models can design out waste, keep materials in use and create value through innovation and collaboration.
The CSO Strategy Forum puts Chief Sustainability Officers centre stage to discuss their priorities, challenges and leadership strategies, showing how they align sustainability goals with business performance and drive organisational transformation.
Innovation in Plastics & Packaging focuses on the latest developments in compostable materials, reusable formats and circular design, examining how businesses are reducing packaging waste while still meeting performance, cost and environmental objectives.
Carbon Management Strategies, with Thibault Renaud, Senior Manager, Sustainability Strategy and Transformation at Cytiva, examines best practice in carbon measurement, reduction and reporting.
Women in Sustainability, featuring Heather Buchanan, CEO and Co-Founder of Bankers for Net Zero, showcases the leadership, innovation and impact of women driving sustainability across industries.
Inside our workshops
The conference involves multiple workshops and roundtables to attend.
The Net Zero Concrete & Steel Forum brings together experts to examine breakthrough technologies, innovative materials and cross-sector collaboration to decarbonise two of the most carbon-intensive industries.
The session outlines the key challenges and opportunities in cutting emissions from concrete and steel, highlights innovations such as carbon capture, green steel and alternative materials and offers guidance on scaling high-impact solutions through effective supply chain engagement.
Alongside this, the ESG Reporting & Regulation Strategies workshop explores how rising expectations for transparency are shifting ESG reporting from a compliance exercise to a strategic asset, helping attendees navigate global standards, build credible disclosure processes, align reporting with stakeholder priorities and use ESG data to support decision-making.
“It was great to participate in Sustainability LIVE New York’s ESG Panel,” says Rachel Greenberg, Head of Sustainability at Citizens.
“The team was easy to work with and thorough, so I was confident that we would cover topics that are important to sustainability professionals.
“The panel was engaging and well-moderated, and I appreciated the opportunity to share my thoughts alongside other experts.
“I’ve received positive feedback on the event and this conversation.”
The Future of Net Zero Automotive workshop assesses the technologies, policies and partnerships shaping sustainable mobility, covering trends in electrification, batteries and hydrogen, approaches to decarbonise automotive supply chains and more.
The Sustainable Travel & Tourism workshop focuses on how the sector can cut its environmental impact, evolving consumer expectations and ways to embed responsibility and resilience into long-term business models.
Complementing these workshops, the roundtable on How AI will Shape the Future of Sustainability invites participants to share experiences and explore real-world applications of AI in sustainability initiatives.
A second roundtable, How to Build a Sustainable Brand, brings together leaders to discuss aligning sustainability with brand purpose and communicating ESG progress within sustainable practices.
Secure your tickets to attend now and save more than £200 with our Early Bird offer.