Energy and Water Management

Background

Energy and Water Management in the further and higher education sector is a vital part to our commitment to reducing overall environmental impacts. Minimising consumption and containing expenditures not only holds environmental benefits but financial benefits too. The sector has made encouraging progress to tackle energy and water management, and as we enter the third millennium there is a growing realisation that we need to urgently and effectively change the way we use the world’s energy systems.

This TSN meets to discuss and share good practice on energy and water management within institutions across Scotland.

These EAUC Scotland TSNs are run in collaboration with Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC).

If you would like to join the mailing list for this group please email scotland@eauc.org.uk.

Next Meeting

The next TSN will focus on the Net Zero Public Sector Buildings Standard in collaboration with Scottish Futures Trust and Zero Waste Scotland. 16th April 2024, 9.30 - 11am.

If you have any suggestions for topics to discuss or potential speakers then please contact us.

Previous Meetings

16th April 2024, Virtual, For more details, presentations and resources please click here.

6th April 2022, Virtual, For more details, presentations and resources please click here.

27th October 2021, Virtual, For more details, presentations and resources please click here.

22nd April 2021, Virtual, For more details, presentations and resources please click here.

23rd Sept 2020, Virtual, For more details, presentations and resources please click here.

11th Sept 2019, Glasgow Caledonian University. For more details, presentations and resources please click here.

21 May 2019, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation. For more details, presentations and resources, please click here.

3 April 2017, University of St Andrews. For more details, presentations and resources, please click here.

17 August 2016, Borders College. For more details, presentations and resources, please click here.

17 February 2015, University of St Andrews. For more details, presentations and resources, please click here.