Brownfield & Regeneration Network event programme
To attend our Brownfield & Regeneration Network events you need to purchase a ticket to our Brownfield Regeneration Summit, which includes 6 months free access to the Brownfield & Regeneration Network so you can attend our webinars and panel discussions.
Once your 6 months is over, you'll be able to upgrade to a Network Membership so you can continue to experience our Network events.
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September
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Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) and Environmental Net Gain (ENG) for Brownfield Sites 15 September, 10:00 BST - Webinar This workshop will explain the concepts of Biodiversity Net Gain and Environmental Net Gain in the context of brownfield remediation. Speakers:
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Sustainable Place-Making: Exploring Alternative Uses for Derelict, Vacant & Marginal Brownfield Sites 21 September, 14:00 BST - Panel Discussion This discussion brings together panellists involved with projects to make better use of marginal and vacant brownfield sites, either on an interim basis, or for soft-end uses as part of wider regeneration projects, to discuss how these projects achieve social, natural capital and sustainability goals. Panellists:
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October
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Topic to be confirmed 6 October, 14:00 BST - Senior Leader Roundtable Discussion Participation in this discussion is by invitation-only. If you would like to participate please contact amanda@environment-analyst.com. Building on the success of the 2020 ceremony, this year’s event will also take place virtually and promises to bring an evening of celebration and entertainment. Don’t miss out on this highly-acclaimed, industry event. |
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14 October - Awards Ceremony This year's virtual event will be the 17th year for these highly regarded Awards, which celebrate excellence across a range of categories in the brownfield and contaminated land sector. They recognise the outstanding achievements made by individuals and organisations, through the use of innovative techniques, awareness of sustainability, engagement of stakeholders and demonstration of best practice |
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Effective Risk Communication in the Planning Process for Contaminated Land & Controversial Infrastructure Development Projects 19 October - Panel Discussion Effectively engaging and communicating with stakeholders and communities is an important aspect of large-scale, complex or disruptive remediation, regeneration and infrastructure development projects. Understanding how those affected perceive the project and helping them to understand the objectives can significantly reduce the risk of delays and increased costs. This discussion will explore how to develop effective risk communication strategies for different stages of a project and different types of projects, as well as techniques for better engaging with different stakeholders and community groups.
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November
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Brownfield Regeneration Summit 9-10 & 23-24 November - Online Summit The Summit brings together our popular annual Remediation and Brownfield Waste Management conferences with a specific focus on achieving sustainability and net zero goals through brownfield regeneration and redevelopment. The event will offer a unique mix of regulatory & guidance updates, technical presentations, strategically-focused panel discussions and business-leader roundtables, so there’s something for your whole team.
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December
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What does the Next Generation Brownfield Professional Look Like? 8 December, 14:00 BST - Senior Leader Roundtable Discussion Participation in this discussion is by invitation-only. If you would like to participate please contact amanda@environment-analyst.com.
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