Journey to a net zero Wales 2025 - Llandudno

We are delighted to invite you to our Journey to a net zero Wales 2025 event. This event will be hosted by Salix, Welsh Government and Welsh Government Energy Service.

We will bring speakers from a wide range of sectors to share their ideas, visions, and breakthroughs, building a network of learning on the road to net zero. This is also a great opportunity to recognise, celebrate and discuss low-carbon initiatives that have been introduced by public sector bodies across Wales.

This event is designed for public sector attendees - it is free to attend, but spaces are limited and must be reserved in advance.

When and where

Venue Cymru, Llandudno 

11 June - 10am to 4pm

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Rydym yn falch o’ch gwahodd i’n digwyddiad Taith i Gymru sero net 2025. Cynhelir y digwyddiad hwn gan Salix, Llywodraeth Cymru a Gwasanaeth Ynni Llywodraeth Cymru.

Byddwn yn dod â siaradwyr o ystod eang o sectorau i rannu eu syniadau, eu gweledigaethau, a’u darganfyddiadau, ac adeiladu rhwydwaith o ddysgu ar y daith i sero net. Mae hwn hefyd yn gyfle gwych i gydnabod, dathlu a thrafod mentrau carbon isel sydd wedi eu cyflwyno gan gyrff y sector cyhoeddus ledled Cymru.

Bydd hefyd yn gyfle i rwydweithio a dysgu gan gymheiriaid a bydd yn lle i sefydliadau drafod esiamplau arfer gorau i symud tuag at y nod hwnnw o sero net erbyn 2030.

Mae'r digwyddiad hwn wedi'i gynllunio ar gyfer mynychwyr y sector cyhoeddus – mae am ddim i ddod iddo, ond mae’r lleoedd yn gyfyngedig felly bydd yn rhaid cadw lle ymlaen llaw.

Ble a pryd

Venue Cymru, Llandudno

18 Mehefin, 10 yb i 4 yp

Siaradwyr i’w cyhoeddi

Kirsty Adamson – chair and senior programme manager, Salix

Kirsty leads Salix’s delivery of loan and grant funding for decarbonisation projects across Wales, Scotland, and England. She is passionate about empowering public sector clients to reduce carbon emissions and improve the spaces we live and work in, with a focus on sustainability, value for money, and long-term impact.

Kevin Holland – chief executive, Salix

Kevin has more than 25 years of global executive experience spanning business and government. As CEO of Salix, he leads the delivery of government funding to decarbonise our buildings. Previously, he served as CEO of Invest NI and Chief Commercial Officer at Norbrook Laboratories. Kevin also held a diplomatic post in Beijing and has worked across China, Europe, and the Middle East in sectors including healthcare, life sciences, and energy.

Kevin Hammett – business development manager, Welsh Government

Opening the event, Kevin Hammett will represent Welsh Government’s ongoing commitment to supporting decarbonisation in the public sector. His address will set the tone for a day focused on collaborative, forward-thinking solutions.

Stefan Runge – development manager at Welsh Government Energy Service

Stefan is an expert in decarbonisation, building energy efficiency and renewable energy with more than20 years of consultancy, engineering design, and practical installation experience. Within the Welsh Government Energy Service, Stefan is the development manager for several Welsh public bodies where he provides technical expertise on energy efficiency for large-scale building refurbishment projects.

David Mark Lewis – energy and commercial services manager, Gwynedd Council

With more than 30 years of experience in engineering and building efficiency, David has led Gwynedd Council to a 60% reduction in emissions from buildings, delivering £14 million in revenue savings. His leadership in fuel poverty alleviation has driven over £10 million in private sector decarbonisation measures.

Meilir Hughes – chief property and asset manager, Isle of Anglesey County Borough Council

Meilir oversees the council’s ambitious property decarbonisation programme, including extensive solar PV installations and innovative heat pump projects, such as the upcoming retrofit of the council’s main offices in Llangefni.

Alexandra Edwards – development manager, Welsh Government Energy Service

With 25 years in the electricity industry, Alex specialises in renewable energy development. Her experience spans the technical and strategic aspects of project delivery, supporting low-carbon transitions across Wales.

Philip Southern – energy surveyor, Flintshire County Council

Philip plays a key role in Flintshire’s journey to net zero, leading energy-saving initiatives and stakeholder engagement across the council’s estate. His work directly contributes to ongoing reductions in energy use and carbon emissions.