Fit for the Future Network Chloe Hampson – Network Manager

Outline 1.Introduction to Fit for the Future Network 2.Case studies from some members 3.Useful resources

The problem(s)

The solution!

How it works

Case Study 1: Sustainability at Tate New Tate Modern building, St Ives phase 2 – Increase footprint of TM by 60% in area – 72% energy saving and 73% carbon emissions over the existing Tate. 338 PV panels installed on TM roof – Annual energy yield, 68,530kWh – Annual revenue: approx. £7K, capital cost £100k Other projects

Continued …. Challenges: Primary objective is art, tricky to get buy-in Multi-site, variety of buildings Reducing impact within a growing estate Work with FFTF: Green champions Sharing with Natural England Joint event in December

Case Study 2: Energy efficiency at The Wallace Collection Upgrading old systems – Old and inefficient equipment Refurbished restaurant, installed 72 LED in the room: – Reduced wattage from 5000W to 600W Improving temporary exhibitions

Continued….. Challenges: Busy events calendar Highly ornate, old building Resources Work with FFTF: Peer review Working with Buckingham Palace LED

Useful resources 1.Fit for the Future Network – Join us!Fit for the Future Network 2.Sustainable Exhibitions for Museums, next meeting December 14 th at the BarbicanSustainable Exhibitions for Museums 3.Museum Facilities Managers Forum, next meeting Watts Gallery, FebruaryMuseum Facilities Managers Forum 4.‘National Trust Going Green’ blogNational Trust Going Green 5.Julie’s Bicycle ‘Fit for the Future’ guideJulie’s Bicycle ‘Fit for the Future

Thanks – any questions?