Global energy consumption presents a pressing challenge that demands immediate action from societies and governments, especially considering that 40% of it is linked to building energy consumption. At Mott MacDonald, we are committed to taking bold and innovative approaches to reduce energy consumption within buildings. Our NetZero journey has been characterized by significant progress, and we have developed a comprehensive strategy that we will discuss in detail during this session. If you are intrigued by Mott’s journey to NetZero and the groundbreaking methods we are using, do not hesitate to let me know.

For additional context, Mott MacDonald has developed net-zero route-maps not only for our own organization but also for clients within the water, transport, energy, and environment sector. Our approach is built around global best practices, including the use of PAS 2080, the international standard that we authored for managing carbon across the built environment. Let’s continue the conversation!

Dr Bahareh Salehi is a Chartered Building Physics Engineer/Consultant at Mott MacDonald, a global engineering, management and development consultancy company.

After completing her PhD in this subject and due to her knowledge and experience, she was invited to occupy a few hours a week as an Industry Lecturer at London South Bank University.

In addition to her occupations, she is an active member of the CIBSE Building Simulation Group with the aim of highlighting best practices in using computer simulation codes for building-related applications and a member of the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC)’s commercial retrofit task group to gain clarity on the most effective retrofit interventions for common office buildings found in the UK.