6 November 2014 - Sustainability and the Impact on the Supply Chain

Pictures taken at the
Transport Forum
Special Interest Group
Thursday 6 November 2014

Cape Town

“Sustainability and the Impact on the Supply Chain”

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A working model of the WWF freight transport study and results. The rollout of government’s Climate Change White Paper. To drive emissions reductions, government plans to set “Desired Emission Reduction Outcomes” for the transport sector, and is considering a “mix of measures” to enable achievement of these. The model attempts to represent the decision about mode choice made by logistics suppliers, operators and cargo owners, and how these might respond to a range of measures.	Ms Louise Naudé National Climate Change Officer WWF South Africa
Smart Energy and Sustainability	Dr Richard Candy Corporate Specialist Energy Management Systems focusing on Human Factors, Smart Grid and Situational Awareness Eskom
Next Generation Telematics - Key to Sustainability and Smarter Energy Management	Mr Tony Willis Enterprise Architect T-Systems South Africa (Pty)Ltd
Case Study: Woolworths and the "Good Business Journey”	Mr Justin Smith Head of the Good Business Journey (Sustainability Programme). Woolworths
Sustainability and Climate Change	Mr Kevin James GCX AFRICA: a division of Global Carbon Exchange SA (Pty) Ltd
Introduction to the Transport Refrigeration Project: German Development Agency	Mr Michael Schuster Programme Manager Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbelt (GIZ) Gmbh

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