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Morgan Lovell seminar offers tips on saving money with green office design
Press release
Published on 02.08.2010
Property professionals looking to gain a technological edge in the race to create the environmentally friendly workplace of the future will be able to get tips from green office design company, Morgan Lovell.
A seminar exploring the latest technological innovations for energy reduction and their subsequent cost savings is being hosted by Morgan Lovell in September. Morgan Lovell’s sustainability manager, Sophie Hutchinson, will discuss technology designed to reduce energy in key areas such as heating, ventilation, cooling and lighting which could save companies up to 30 per cent of their energy bills.
The Green Intelligent Office takes place on Wednesday, 15 September, 2010, between 8.15am and 10.30am, at Morgan Lovell, Noel Street, London.
Delegates will also get the opportunity to hear a live case study from LV=. Richard Bowden-Smith from their property and facilities team will demonstrate the results they have achieved following the installation of the Workplace Footprint Tracker, technology that collects and displays a building’s energy use to identify where savings can be made.
The seminar also offers property managers and other attendees a chance to tour the office refurbishment of Morgan Lovell’s Noel Street headquarters, which scored a BREEAM excellent rating as well as winning both a Green Apple and BIFM Award.
Registration to the seminar is free at www.morganlovell.com/events, but spaces are limited.
Andrew Bradley, managing director of Morgan Lovell, said: “Technology now plays a crucial role in the ‘greening’ of office buildings. With the myriad of products on the market designed to monitor, measure and help reduce energy usage in the office, it is hard to know which to trial, test or take on.
“This seminar will give delegates the latest news, information and hands-on experience relating to energy saving issues and technologies for the workplace, in a clear and factual manner.”