Events & Webinars - Asia Pacific Infrastructure

Date	Title	Organisation	Link	Location	Detail
5/12/24	Workshop Safety	Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia	Link	Online recording – free account required before viewing	The IPWEA Fleet webinars are designed to introduce the fleet community to relevant topics by providing an overview of best practice, a practical example from a Fleet Manager presented as a case study, and information from an industry partner.
17/10/24	Maintenance Management Systems	Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia	Link	Online recording – free account required before viewing	The IPWEA Fleet webinars are designed to introduce the fleet community to relevant topics by providing an overview of best practice, a practical example from a Fleet Manager presented as a case study, and information from an industry partner.
5/10/24	What is Energy Based safety?	Construction Health & Safety NZ	Link	Online recording	CHASNZ launched its Energy Wheel program earlier this year and there has been huge interest in the resources it created. It wanted to continue to provide even more guidance, therefore its next webinar’s theme is ‘What is Energy Based Safety?’ presented by Jon Harper-Slade, GM Health and Safety Innovation CHASNZ. Jon pioneered the establishment of CHASNZ Trust and is an executive leader specialising in health, safety and environment (HSE).
10/09/24	Geothermal in New Zealand – an overlooked carbon friendly energy source	Carbon and Energy Professionals	Link	Online recording – free account required before viewing	We live on the Pacific Ring of Fire. While we may experience the odd window rattle because of it, it is also an enormous, untapped source of energy, not just as a source of electricity generation but also in providing low emissions heat for industrial processes.
22/08/24	CoR – Managing Shared Responsibilities with Contractors	Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia	Link	Online recording – free account required before viewing	The IPWEA Fleet webinars are designed to introduce the fleet community to relevant topics by providing an overview of best practice, a practical example from a Fleet Manager presented as a case study, and information from an industry partner.
25/06/24	Reviewing Process Heat Consent Applications: Becoming a Suitably Qualified Professional	Carbon and Energy Professionals	Link	Online recording	This webinar will introduce CEP’s Process Heat Emission Plan Reviewer certification and how to attain it.
6/06/24	Securing resources for urban growth	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	Growing cities and regions must plan for not just where they’ll grow, but where to get the materials needed to support this growth.
30/04/24	Asset Management for Green Infrastructure	Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia	Link	Online recording – free account required before viewing	IPWEA, in conjunction with Landscape Federation of Australia and Active Green Services presents the “Asset Management for Green Infrastructure” webinar to delve into the world of Green Infrastructure and how you can include it in your asset and financial management plans.
27/03/24	Managing Power Loads with Smart EV Charging Webinar	Carbon and Energy Professionals		Online recording	Join Jonny Parker from Thundergrid for a discussion on planning smart charging infrastructure within facilities, future-proofing your EV charging installations and how smart charging can help manage power load, flattening demand and pricing and reducing infrastructure build costs.
26/03/24	Shaping New Zealand’s Future Skies Webinar	Carbon and Energy Professionals	Link	Online recording	Join Justus Katzur, Mechatronics Engineer, Industrial Sustainability at Beca for a discussion on the need for New Zealand to create its own sustainable aviation fuel production capability from both economic and environmental lenses.
12/03/24	Campuses, schools and precincts – Driving down energy bills and emissions is simpler than you think Webinar	Carbon and Energy Professionals	Link	Online recording	In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, building automation has emerged as a pivotal tool in the pursuit of sustainable practices. By seamlessly integrating technologies to monitor and control building systems, such as HVAC, boiler, hot-water, lighting, and indoor air quality, IoT based building automation holds the key to optimising energy use and reducing carbon emissions.
28/02/24	What’s new with NZS 3910?	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	At the end of last year, the revised New Zealand standard contract for the construction of building and civil engineering projects was released, following extensive review. NZS 3910 is the most commonly used contract in New Zealand’s construction industry.
6/12/23	Bridging the finance gap for SME decarbonisation innovators	Carbon and Energy Professionals	Link	Online recording	NZGIF has just launched the Green Finance Accelerator aimed at SMEs that have commercialised low-carbon technology with a clear focus on reducing emissions in NZ. Join Guy Wilson, Investment Manager NZGIF, for this live broadcast and Q&A to hear about what is available, who is eligible and how to access this support.
25/07/23	Critical infrastructure resilience consultation webinar	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	A webinar to support the ongoing consultation that’s underway by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC).
24/07/23	Revision of NZS 3910 – public consultation phase	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	This webinar from 23 May looks at the consultation on the draft NZ 3910 Conditions of contract for building and civil engineering construction.
31/05/23	Infrastructure 2023 Looking Ahead Symposium – Making Strategy a Reality	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	Watch the presentations from the 2023 symposium.
2/05/23	What’s fair? Providing and paying for infrastructure	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	A webinar to support the launch of its deep-dive research project into infrastructure and fairness.
9/03/23	Infrastructure 2020 – first symposium videos	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	Te Waihanga held its first symposium ‘Infrastructure 2020: Looking Ahead’ on Friday 28 February to consider the key issues in infrastructure in 2020 and the coming decades. It was also an opportunity to discuss the first steps towards our 30-year infrastructure strategy, starting with an Infrastructure Needs Assessment.
9/02/23	The ballooning cost of consenting	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	Te Waihanga hosted a webinar based around the findings of its 2022 report on infrastructure consenting.
16/11/22	NAP unpacked 2	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	This follow-up to the first NAP unpacked webinar looks into reform of the emergency management system.
30/08/22	NAP unpacked	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	Te Waihanga hosted a webinar to unpack what the national adaptation plan (NAP) means for the infrastructure sector.
1/07/22	Te Waihanga Draft Infrastructure Strategy	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	A webinar and Q&A to discuss Te Waihanga’s Draft Infrastructure Strategy.
19/05/22	Infrastructure 2022 – focus on the Strategy	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	All 18 sessions from Infrastructure 2022: Looking Ahead Symposium.
10/03/22	International Best Practice in Tender Price Evaluation	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	Te Waihanga presented the report ‘International Best Practice in Tender Price Evaluation’ to the NZ Society of Construction Law.
15/06/21	Infrastructure 2021: Looking Ahead Symposium	New Zealand Infrastructure Commission	Link	Online recording	All 13 sessions from Infrastructure 2021: Looking Ahead Symposium.

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