Ask ME

To kick off the second mini-series of the Ask ME podcast, Mitsubishi Electric's corporate solutions team discuss all things sustainability, NetZero, and the decarbonisation of the built environment. Together they look at the small changes they make in their home lives, to the increased awareness and huge changes they are seeing take place within their sectors.

In this episode, Mitsubishi Electric's James Smurthwaite is joined by colleague Mark Grayston, Product Marketing Manager, to talk about embodied carbon. Together they discuss what embodied carbon actually is, how it's calculated, and what it means for companies on the NetZero journey.

In this episode, Mitsubishi Electric's James Smurthwaite and Kevin Pocock continue to look at Indoor Air Quality and are joined by Francesca Brady and Adam Taylor from AirRated. Together they discuss how air quality is measured, what qualifies as 'good' air quality and what impacts it. Plus what commercial building owners and tenants should be doing to improve the air inside their buildings.

In this episode, Mitsubishi Electric's James Smurthwaite and Kevin Pocock are joined for a second time by Nathan Wood, managing director of Farmwood M&E, Chairman of BESA, and Chairman of the IEQ Clean Air Taskforce at GCP Europe. In this follow-up episode Nathan, James and Kevin look again at Indoor Air Quality and delve into ways that it can be improved. They also speak about the benefits good air quality can have on our health, as well as the market opportunities this brings to buildings in the UK.

In this episode, Mitsubishi Electric's James Smurthwaite and Kevin Pocock are joined by Nathan Wood, managing director of Farmwood M&E, Chairman of BESA, and Chairman of the IEQ Clean Air Taskforce at GCP Europe. As part of the first episode of the Indoor Air Quality mini-series, the trio discusses exactly what good indoor air quality means, what is it impacted by, who's responsible for it, and what can be done to improve it both in the home and in the corporate environment.

Meet the other half of the Mitsubishi Electric Corporate Solutions team, Dan Smith and Kevin Pocock. They explain the steps that they are individually taking to improve their own carbon footprint, from using bamboo toothbrushes to switching to renewable energy providers. They also discuss the shift to sustainability and building decarbonisation that they've seen their clients embracing over the past 12 months.

To kick off the new Mitsubishi Electric Ask ME podcast, we meet Tom Hall and James Smurthwaite; two members of the Corporate Solutions Team. Together they discuss the challenges the last 12 months have created, both for individuals and for businesses. They also share the ways that they've been adapting to the new normal of home working and how they keep their sustainability and low carbon living in check with all the extra time they've spent at home.