Social and Environment Society
Carbon emissions measurement and disclosure for the mining sector
1
PD Hours
Join us online for the webinar series Net Zero: The mining sector’s decarbonisation journey. The is the second webinar of the series. We will discuss carbon emissions measurement and disclosure for the mining sector, presented by Megan Born and Joel Hextall from Energetics.
About this event
The science and climate risks identified by the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), requires immediate action to reducing global warming. AusIMM’s Net Zero webinar series aims to play a role in delivering professional development to resources sector professionals, to help build the capability to catalyse and accelerate the required climate action.
Expert speakers will provide participants an overview of:
- Scope 1, 2 and 3 emission boundaries, GHG Protocol, NGERS etc
- Emission factors
- Setting a baseline inventory
- Science based targets
- TCFD, GRI, CDSB, IFRS/ISSB etc And flag that TNFD is coming.
- Marginal abatement curves
- Including TCFD recommendations in a company’s mainstream financial report or separately?
- How vital that forward-looking capital allocation plans disclosed within the net zero transition plan remain aligned to the information provided within the financial statements.
Speakers
Megan Born
Leading Energetics Analytics
As Analytics Lead, Megan works across Energetics’ services to manage and support numerical modelling activities, using her expertise in translating complex datasets into meaningful insights to assist clients with making data-driven decisions in situations ranging from grid decarbonisation and net zero pathways to inventory development and life cycle assessment, to scenario analysis under the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) and geospatial models for physical risk assessment.
Megan has worked across a broad range of services, managing complex projects and large project teams to assist clients with integration of energy and emissions considerations into existing business practices, improving data handling practices and the submission of regulatory reports.
Megan has a background in data science, chemical engineering and mathematics, with ten years of experience across carbon pricing, modelling, scenario analysis, forecasting, inventory preparation and energy efficiency, and is currently working towards her PhD in machine learning with a geospatial application.
Megan has worked across a broad range of services, managing complex projects and large project teams to assist clients with integration of energy and emissions considerations into existing business practices, improving data handling practices and the submission of regulatory reports.
Megan has a background in data science, chemical engineering and mathematics, with ten years of experience across carbon pricing, modelling, scenario analysis, forecasting, inventory preparation and energy efficiency, and is currently working towards her PhD in machine learning with a geospatial application.
Joel Hextall
Consultant
With more than 15 years’ consulting and engineering experience, Joel is a senior energy and climate risk management professional who has advised executives in large energy using businesses across Australia’s industrial, resources and manufacturing sectors. As Energetics’ Resources Sector Lead, Joel has a visibility across all mining sector projects being executed by Energetics and has delivered numerous climate-related risk projects. An electrical engineer and Certified Energy Manager®, Joel has provided comprehensive energy audits, identified and implemented energy savings opportunities, and developed energy management solutions featuring Internet of Things (IoT) technology during his tenure at Schneider Electric and Siemens.
He has held senior business development and account management roles and, based in Perth, has a deep understanding of the West Australian market and the challenges and opportunities for business in that state. Joel is responsible for developing new business opportunities, maintaining existing client relationships and managing consulting projects. Joel works with emissions intensive industrial clients, particularly in the resources sector, across Energetics’ service offerings from reporting to strategic considerations including decarbonisation pathways to 2050 and the identification of emissions abatement opportunities
He has held senior business development and account management roles and, based in Perth, has a deep understanding of the West Australian market and the challenges and opportunities for business in that state. Joel is responsible for developing new business opportunities, maintaining existing client relationships and managing consulting projects. Joel works with emissions intensive industrial clients, particularly in the resources sector, across Energetics’ service offerings from reporting to strategic considerations including decarbonisation pathways to 2050 and the identification of emissions abatement opportunities
Date and Time
Thursday, 25 August 2022
1.00pm – 2.00pm (UTC+10:00)
1.00pm – 2.00pm (UTC+10:00)
Venue
Webinar
Cost
Members - Free
Non-members - $30
Non-members - $30
1
PD HOURS