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This webinar is part 3 of the Greener Together: China-Nordic Dialogue on Carbon Neutrality campaign organized in collaboration with Norwegian Business Association China, FinnCham and DCCC.
When we use the phrase greenhouse gas emissions, we are talking about the gases that are released into the atmosphere primarily as a result of human activities. Human emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are a primary driver of climate change. Carbon emissions or footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions that are associated with a company, person, or product. This includes tons of emissions made from burning fossil fuels in manufacturing, transportation, and heating.
In this webinar, three experts enlighten how to calculate and understand emissions. Learning how to measure or calculate carbon emissions allows you to determine the actual amount that your company is emitting, and to implement the measures to reduce emissions towards carbon neutrality, which in China's target by 2060.
Experts:
Dr Jiang Nanqing, Secretary-General, Committee of Green Circular and Inclusive Development of All-China Environment Federation (CGCI-ACEF). She has the expertise in environment and sustainable development.
Timo Roschier, Meteorologist in Vaisala on Meteorological Data Management systems, Production Systems, and meteorology-related problems in measurement systems. Modeling hyperlocal air quality in cities. Vaisala ranks in top 5 of Financial Times' Climate Leaders 2022 list.
Ma Jingjing, Co-founder of NORDIQ Group Denmark; CEO of NORDIQ Group China. 20 years of professional experience in climate change on urban and building scales.
There will be Q&A session at the end.
Date and time:
Thursday January 19, 16:00PM-17:30PM
Webinar-link will be sent out 1 day prior to the webinar
Speakers
NANQING
JIANG
Secretary-General at All-China Environment Federation
Dr Jiang Nanqing, Secretary-General, Committee of Green Circular and Inclusive Development of All-China Environment Federation (CGCI-ACEF)
PhD in Ecology, graduated from Beijing Normal University. She did her Postdoc in the Netherlands, Japan and Israel as Postdoc and researcher. She has the expertise in environment and sustainable development.
She was the senior programme officer of INBAR in 2007, and worked at UNEP China Office from 2008-2018. From 2019 she works in the area of circular economy and carbon reduction. She was the consultant of World Bank, ADB, EU, WWF, UNICEF-UNDP, UN Global Compact.
She is the board member of P&G Sustainable Development Advisory Board, Alibaba Carbon Neutral Expert Committee, Beike Charity Foundation, and Meituan Green Mountain Plan Advisory Committee. She is the professor of Carbon Neutral Research Institute of Sichuan Tourism College. She was interviewed by mainstream media and develop her own brand “Ms Carbon talking Carbon”.
JINGJING MA
CEO of Nordiq
- Co-founder of NORDIQ Group Denmark;
- CEO of NORDIQ Group China.
- MBA Degree of joint Vlerick Business School and Peking University in 2010;
- MSc of Environmental Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark in 2005.
- Certified DGNB Sustainable Urban Planning Consultant
- IPCC methodologies expert based on first Chinese CDM Project Activities projects back to 2005;
- ULI Net Zero Imperative (NZI)-Board of Key Experts;
- Board Member of DCCC- Leading Green Group;
- Chinese low carbon urban planning methodologies expert;
- Co-author of China Development Bank Capital. 12 GREEN Guidelines for Chinese Cities.
- Translator and published book < COPENHAGENIZE> in Chinese in 2021.
Nearly 20 years of professional experience in climate change on urban and building scales, low carbon city planning, sustainable urban planning framework development, slow traffic mobility system advice, ecological regional framework development and built environment projects.
TIMO
ROSCHIER
Meteorologist at Vaisala
Timo Roschier is a meteorologist with over 30 years of experience in the field. Throughout his career, Timo has concentrated on using technology to solve meteorological challenges.
For the last 15 years, he has worked for Vaisala on Meteorological Data Management systems, Production Systems, and meteorology-related problems in measurement systems. His most recent work involves modeling hyperlocal air quality in cities.
Before Vaisala, Timo worked for the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) for 15 years. His last position at FMI was as Head of the Weather Warning Systems Development Group.
In his personal life Timo is interested in aviation, sailing, photography and tennis.
