1. 5 Quick Wins to cut your Carbon Footprint David Somervell, Sustainability Adviser, University of Edinburgh Tel 0131 650 2073 David.Somervell@ed.ac.uk Energy & Sustainability Office www.eso.ed.ac.uk Transport & Parking Office www.transport.ed.ac.uk EAUC-Scotland / APUC Seminar 1 st June 2009

2. Climate Change is already happening Peak Oil leads to Energy In-Security Stern et al: We need to invest now 5 Quick Wins to cut your Carbon Think what you could do / should do!

3. Climate Change: happening NOW

4. Global Energy Consumption 1860-2000

5. Source: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Global C0 2 concentrations in atmosphere

7. Global Temperature Change 1750 - 2100 Source: UN IPCC Special Report on Emissions Scenarios 2001

8. Rising atmospheric temperature Rising sea level Reductions in North Hemisphere snow cover “Global Warming is Unequivocal” Source: UN IPCC AR4 2007

12. Perth to Inverness railway Dec 2006 Photo: SEPA

14. Extreme droughts will plague sub-Saharan Africa. Children stand behind one of thousands of livestock that died from thirst in southern Ethiopia. [REUTERS March 2006]

15. Fuel Scarcity / Energy In-Security

17. The big turn required …

19. Stern et al: We need to invest now

21. GE Jenbacher 612 Engine 3 CHP generate £1m saving / yr

22. Doing Nothing is NOT an Option

24. 5 Quick Wins to Cut your Carbon

25. 1 Meter, Monitor and Target on a Building-by-Building basis

26. 2 Procure all equipment & services with lowest Whole Life (CO 2 ) Cost

27. 3Recommission all those existing BEMS / Controls Systems

28. 4 Measure your ICT impact - apply back-office Standby to cut waste

29. Campaign Website Newsletter The Bulletin Posters/Stickers Thermometers Coasters/Drip Mats See and download our materials from www.eso.ed.ac.uk/energywww.eso.ed.ac.uk/energy 5 Raise awareness of energy cost and consumption with all users

30. The one-stop shop promoting sustainability in the FHE sector scotland@eauc.org.uk www.eauc.org.uk/scotland scotland@eauc.org.uk www.eauc.org.uk/scotland Share your concerns and then your findings with colleagues

31. Time is running out … get weaving