About this event
Last April, the UK press widely reported that the national policy to decarbonise by 2050 cannot be achieved. Is that what the key players REALLY said? And if not, how do they say we CAN get there by 2050? Join Sava director Dr Neil Cutland as he unravels the issue, starting with fact-checking exactly who said what.
Neil Cutland joined the Sava team in 2022 as Consultancy Director and is building Sava’s data and energy consultancy work. This is after a long career as an energy and sustainability consultant, specialising in low-energy buildings with a particular focus on housing. Neil is one of the authors of the BREDEM mathematical models that underpin the SAP, is a Member of the Institute of Physics and has sat on various Government and related advisory panels.
Following his doctoral research on the thermodynamics of industrial heat recovery devices, Neil undertook extensive performance monitoring of the homes on the iconic Energy Park in Milton Keynes. He subsequently helped to develop and deliver the training programme for NHER energy assessors.
Neil enjoys driving classic sports cars, playing rock guitar and skiing – with more enthusiasm than skill in all cases.
Climate change is having a growing impact on the built environment, and property professionals have a vital role to play in identifying, assessing, and communicating these risks in relation to property. In this session, Tim Kenny will explore the physical risks to our homes posed by a changing climate and explain how to report them effectively and responsibly.
He will cover issues such as:
This session will provide valuable insights for a wide range of professionals involved in surveying, managing, maintaining, and overseeing residential properties.
Whether you're advising clients, maintaining a housing stock, or planning for future resilience, this session will equip you with the knowledge to better understand and address climate-related property risks.
21 August 2025 - 3 pmAbout this event
Most boundaries are generally straightforward; however, there are occasions when they can pose significant risks to people and properties.
In this webinar, Hilary Grayson, Director at Sava, will explore the various types of risks associated with boundaries and present case studies illustrating the potential severity of boundary-related issues.
Mark Sreeves became Sava’s Technical Sales Manager in 2014. He takes the leading role within the company of working with our software clients to understand how we can meet their needs, provide in-depth training, and delivering technical webinars.
Mark obtained a BSc in Science and Technology at Middlesex University and since the late 1980s has worked as an energy consultant supporting organisations with energy efficiency, fuel poverty and managing carbon. He is a qualified energy assessor (and a teacher) and is committed to working in an area of work that is helping to maintain and improve the environment.
Outside of work, Mark enjoys going to the theatre and cinema and more recently has been learning more about plants and trees by creating a garden.
28th August 2025 - 3 pmwith Sam Lott
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How can social housing providers move beyond assumptions and gain real insight into how homes perform? In this webinar, Andy Flook explores the growing role of Internet of Things (IoT) in social housing and how live data is transforming asset management and tenant wellbeing.
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Sam Lott joined the Sava team in December 2022 as an Energy Data Consultant. His job is to work with customers to advise on the quality of their housing stock data and give advice on different ways in which they can work towards their zero carbon goals. He is working on broadening our consultancy services with a focus on sustainability and has a keen interest into how we can best advise our clients on retrofitting sustainably and the importance of electrification in the housing sector.
Before joining Sava, Sam completed a degree in Biological Sciences, followed by a Masters of Research in Biological science. This research focused on first time intracerebral haemorrhagic stroke, identifying risk factors that cause early onset and groups that are more predisposed to early onset.
He enjoys travelling in his time off, exploring the globe and different cultures. He loves the outdoors and recently travelled across the US in an RV exploring the country over several weeks.
