This event is exclusive to BRC Retail Members.
In recognising the need to accelerate the decarbonisation of logistics to meet near and long term net zero targets of both government and retailers, we are convening a Net Zero Retail Logistics Think Tank for collective action in identifying barriers and driving progress.
Over a series of workshops, the Think Tank objective will be to identify the enablers and support required from government, logistics industry and infrastructure development for retailers to achieve a cost-effective transition to zero-carbon logistics to meet government phase-out target dates.
This second workshop is a Roundtable with the Department of Transport for discussion on current/future policy, government initiatives to support logistics decarbonisation (with a specific focus on HGV fuels and infrastructure), as well as barriers and opportunities pertinent to the retail sector.
Chaired by:
- Justin Laney, General Manager – Fleet, John Lewis Partnerships (BRC Climate Action Roadmap Logistics Pathway Lead)
Attendees:
- BRC members (Logistics / Transport / Fleet / Sustainability)
- Department for Transport
- Graham MacGruer, Head of Zero Emission HGV Implementation
- Sebastian Rowlands, Head of Zero Emission HGV Infrastructure Strategy
Agenda
10.00am Department for Transport update
10.30am DfT Q&A: ZE HGVs and infrastructure
11.00am Think Tank discussion: member reflections and next steps
11.30am Close
Meet the BRC Host

Tracey Banks
Climate Action Programme Manager | BRC
Tracey leads on BRC’s Climate Action Roadmap work to galvanise and accelerate the retail industry’s commitment to deliver Net Zero by 2040.
Reasons to attend
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Honest and Balanced
Chatham House Rules, so a safe space for candid conversation
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