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Cole Roberts
Americas Energy Business Leader, Arup

Cole Roberts leads Energy Business for Arup in North and South America. He is also the energy and sustainability team leader in Arup’s San Francisco office. Specializing in design, planning, and consultation in the new and existing built environment, Cole has contributed to hundreds of projects that are positively shaping the world. His work ranging from individual buildings to climate positive communities, from energy and climate policy to in-the-ground infrastructure, is recognized as unconventional, inspiring, and synergistic. Cole’s multi-disciplinary team and Arup collaborators include experts in sustainable approaches to energy & carbon, resilience, water & ecology, waste & materials, health & wellness, data & information, finance & procurement, futures & visioning, mobility & transportation, and third party certification – truly a unique ensemble unmatched in the industry.

In 2013, Cole co-authored the book “Two Degrees – Our Built Environment and the Changing Climate” with chapters on climate adaptation, the psychology of choice, and climate positive communities (among others). Recently, Cole has led the WeatherShift initiative – intended to bridge the divide between climate science and design practice by producing future climate data for more than 10,000 cities around the world.

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CarbonPositive

adjective
/kärbən • päzədiv/
A city, development, building, or product that goes beyond carbon neutral to create an environmental benefit and intentionally remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, turning it into useful forms.

CarbonPositive is a project of Architecture 2030.

Contact

For general questions about the event, or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please email Lindsay Rasmussen at carbonpositive@architecture2030.org

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