Our expert Advisory Board, comprising leading experts from across different industry sectors, work with Environment Analyst to ensure that all of the Summit sessions address the most pressing issues facing sustainability leaders today.
The 2026 Advisory Board
Sustainability Delivery Summit London 2026 Agenda
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09:00
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The Great Hall10 mins
09:10
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The Great Hall30 mins
09:40
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The Great Hall20 mins
10:00
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The Great Hall35 mins
The landscape of environmental regulation is currently undergoing its biggest change in decades. To help make sense of this, this session will provide a clear, practical overview of the most significant legal and regulatory developments shaping the sector and impacting on infrastructure delivery.
It will also evaluate the appointment of “Lead Environmental Regulators” and one “super regulator” (water) and the extent to which this will facilitate more joined-up approaches to achieving climate and sustainability goals in major infrastructure project delivery.
10:35
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Morning Refreshments & NetworkingThe Main Reception Room25 mins
11:00
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The Great Hall45 mins
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Defining “best value” and how to measure this across different sectors and stakeholders:
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to what extent can there be a standardised approach
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clarifying the investor and regulator perspective on value
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Setting baselines and methodology for measuring progress and outcomes, including forecasting future measurement requirements
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Successfully shifting mindset and language from “cost” to “investment”
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Effectively balancing CAPEX & OPEX for better decision-making
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How can we make financing infrastructure resilience “business as usual” – what is needed to evidence the impacts?
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11:45
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The Great Hall60 mins
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Identifying the required enablers for achieving large-scale, investable nature-based resilience and how to implement them
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Evaluating risk-reporting frameworks and investment opportunities in natural capital
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Integrating the social and community benefits into the RoI for nature-based solutions
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Demonstrating measurable progress in implementation– what has worked, what hasn’t and how has nature created business value
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12:45
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Networking LunchThe Main Reception Room60 mins
13:45
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The Great Hall60 mins
This session is an opportunity to break out into small groups to discuss challenges and explore best practices and innovative strategies relevant to each subject area. Attendees choose one topic discussion to participate in.
15:15
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The Great Hall45 mins
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Reviewing the key challenges and opportunities with using digital tools to accelerate planning and consenting timelines, facilitate implementation and reduce costs:
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overcoming multi-stakeholder challenges of adoption
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managing data integrity and having confidence in the source of “truth”
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Using AI to assess data and inform risk modelling and investment decisions
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Optimising data usability – effectively communicating and actioning the value of digitalisation in bringing data to life for users
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16:00
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The Great Hall45 mins
Through the Planning & Infrastructure Act and the development of identified new towns, the Government has signalled its intention to create new mixed-use, resilient communities supported by an infrastructure -first approach.
Leveraging this opportunity demands clear national direction, public and private sector confidence to invest, a supply chain that talks and works together, and a solid outcomes-based approach.
This closing session will bring together representatives involved at the very heart of infrastructure delivery to discuss how best to address shared risks and opportunities and engage effectively with multiple stakeholders in working towards a shared vision from initial inception through the full project lifecycle.
16:45
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The Great Hall75 mins
To discuss speaking at the 2026 Sustainability Delivery Summit in London, please get in touch with amanda@environment-analyst.com