From exploring what NHS staff need from Electric Vehicle charging to debating charging speeds – where quick isn’t always best - to how to find a charger and using it, the session will also examine funding options and the full end-to-end service that Connected Kerb provides along the entire electrification journey from charging point site selection through to installation and maintenance.

The UK’s Medical Devices market has a projected market volume of US$17.25bn in 2022 alone, and many of the newly developed devices are being developed with sustainability at the core. Implementation of these new developments within the NHS could make a huge difference in the race to net zero. So, for our most recent event, we invited businesses with green medical device solutions which could help to further the NHS’s green agenda to talk about how their products and processes can benefit our healthcare system.

We are seeing increasing levels of new and innovative products and services being introduced across the NHS to help tackle our plastic problem. From reusable products and recycling systems to choosing plastic products with a lesser carbon footprint, so, our latest webinar invited an expert panel of industry professionals to discuss new products and processes being developed which have the ability to aid the NHS in driving a greener future.  

Our second event of the day saw industry professionals come together to discuss new, innovative products and services in response to issues raised in our morning webinar.

Our flagship day of action event returned with a bang for 2022. Our first event of the day saw NHS professionals from a range of departments come together to discuss their sustainability journeys so far and the challenges they have faced along the way.

This years Earth Day theme was ‘Invest in our Planet’. To celebrate Earth Day we invited guest speakers from a range of companies offering innovative green products and services that could benefit the NHS.

At the root of sustainable developments, you’ll likely find innovative technologies. The role of GreenTech is currently one of the biggest drivers of sustainable development, and that is no different within the NHS. To explore deeper into new, innovative developments we invited industry professionals and leading experts in green medical technologies to discuss how tech can help lead our healthcare system to a greener future in our latest one-hour webinar.

Last year we witnessed some amazing progress in sustainability within the NHS. As we look forward to more growth in 2022, we kicked off this year with a webinar inviting NHS professionals to discuss their journeys so far and what they believe is to come over the next year.

The Sustainability Partnership Awards showcase and recognise those organisations and NHS Trusts that have strived to implement sustainable change. The awards are to benchmark the achievements and progress being made across the healthcare landscape to make the world a greener place.

Coming just in time to fall in line with COP26 we hosted two webinars to discuss the challenges and solutions to the NHS’s climate effects.

For our second event of the day, we invited industry professionals to offer advice as well as talk about the new and innovative products and services available to help combat the issues raised by NHS professionals within the morning webinar.

Coming just in time to fall in line with COP26 we hosted two webinars to discuss the challenges and solutions to the NHS’s climate effects.

For our first event of the day, we invited NHS staff from a multitude of departments to speak about their sustainability journey and the challenges they have faced so far.  

On Tuesday October the 12th, our partner Inenco took over one of our webinars to bring our audience insight into a subject they know best; approaches to sustainability and carbon reporting. The one-hour webinar discussed the similarities and differences between public and private sector approaches.

As part of World Green Building Week, we invited a panel of expert speakers to discuss how, through collaboration and innovation, we can both transform existing buildings and work together on shaping innovations in green construction for a greener future.

This webinar discussed how new and innovative products could aid the NHS in reducing the plastic used and better manage their plastic waste. Examining alternatives and enacting change within our NHS will require a collaborative approach and the exchange of ideas.

With emerging digital technology allowing for greater power, optimization and analytics, energy efficiency is evolving. The NHS can reduce energy costs, increase resiliency, and meet sustainability goals by implementing effective energy management. For this webinar we invited an expert panel of sustainable energy innovators, leaders and suppliers to discuss the future of powering the NHS towards net zero.

Part two of the sustainability day of action live webinars discussed systematic approaches to food sustainability that can improve health, reduce waste, lower our carbon footprint and contribute towards the NHS meeting a net-zero target. 

For this webinar, we invited Victoria Barlow, Senior Sustainability Officer at the Manchester University Foundation Trust and Caroline Seton Co-Founder of Human Forest to discuss new technologies, innovations and strategies that are having a positive impact on the environment and assisting the NHS in meeting the net-zero target.

Cutting-edge technology is at the heart of transformation and is engrained in the entire procurement process, from green manufacturing methods and materials used to smart energy usage and production and logistics. For this webinar, we invited the top minds in MedTech and sustainable technology to discuss how technology can forge a new path for the NHS.

Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world. Climate change is threatening the pillars of sustainable health. It is our mission to help tackle climate change and support the NHS in becoming the world’s first net-zero national health service. For this webinar, we invited a panel of climate change experts from around the globe to discuss the strategies that should be implemented within the NHS to support environmental protection.