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Craig White Forestry and Climate Change 21 11 2007 white-design.co.uk

Craig White Forestry and Climate Change 21 11 2007 www.white-design.co.uk. Timber in a World of Change. Climate Change - reducing CO2 Cost savings Legislation - EPBD Part L Securing the Future HMG Sus Dev Strategy Procuring the Future - Simms SPTF

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Craig White Forestry and Climate Change 21 11 2007 white-design.co.uk

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  1. Craig White Forestry and Climate Change 21 11 2007 www.white-design.co.uk

  2. Timber in a World of Change • Climate Change - reducing CO2 • Cost savings • Legislation - EPBD Part L • Securing the Future HMG Sus Dev Strategy • Procuring the Future - Simms SPTF • Stern Review - The Economics of Climate Change • Market Uncertainty - Strategic Energy Risk • Zero Carbon Homes by 2016 • Renewable Energy Targets

  3. europe 6 hectares One Planet Living america 12 hectares 1.9 hectares per person

  4. 100W Bulb Energy Energy is measured in Kilowatt Hours

  5. Energy Energy is measured in Kilowatt Hours per tonne. Or a man cycling at 13mph for 1 hour 20 minutes He would then need to to eat 1500 calories to replace the energy 1Killowatt hour = 10 Lightbulbs for 1 hour Or one big mac, large fries, large coke (not diet)

  6. 800 kg of carbon per m3

  7. Embodied energy kWh per tonne 1 tonne X 640 = 1 Tonne of timber = 640 Killowatt Hours

  8. How much embodied energy? 1 Tonne X 2,560 = 1 Tonne of bricks has 4 times the embodied energy of timber

  9. How much embodied energy? 1 Tonne X 3,200 = 1 Tonne of concrete has 5 times the embodied energy of timber

  10. How much embodied energy? 1 Tonne X 8,960 = 1 Tonne of glass has 6 times the embodied energy of timber

  11. How much embodied energy? 1 Tonne X 15,360 = 1 Tonne of steel has 24 times the embodied energy of timber

  12. How much embodied energy? 1 Tonne X 80,640 = 1 Tonne of aluminium has 126 times the embodied energy of timber

  13. The means of production

  14. Future Markets - re-thinking education

  15. Future Markets - re-thinking education

  16. Future Markets - re-thinking education

  17. Future Markets - cellulose based Construction

  18. Objectives • Maximise the use of wood in the Olympics highlighting its renewable nature • Highlight wood’s contribution to increased skills levels and employment • Implement a timber procurement policy that is both environmentally responsible and acceptable • Create an exemplar project using wood on the Olympic site and maximise ‘Legacy opportunities’ • Reinforce the industry’s standing with key stakeholders

  19. Activity to date • Parliamentary launch • Top down campaign involving member companies around EDM • Comprehensive engagement programme • Distribution of Wood for Gold document • Setting up website – new website imminent • Specific lobbying papers • Consultation responses • Mailing to 400+ architects of Stadiums Document • Engagement with architects – meetings, presentation • Face to face meetings with ODA/CLM

  20. Outcomes • United industry position – logistics group • Successful Parliamentary launch • 127 signatures on EDM – very good response • Trade and local press coverage • Good relationship with ODA • Enhanced relationships with other bodies CPA • Minister level recognition of campaign • Increased political profile • Inclusion of CPET in ODA Sustainable Development strategy

  21. Wood - Gordon Brown’s favourite building is made of it!

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