SPARK: Action Plans for Clean Power by 2030

14 May 2026
Production Theatre
Production

Representing 21% of the carbon footprint for the film and TV industries, choices around power planning and energy usage have a significant role to play in the fight to reduce the carbon footprint of productions. 

This SPARK panel will explore how productions are making the transition to clean temporary power on set and on location, and the momentum growing for the commitment to SPARK: Clean Temporary Power by 2030 - the UK’s film and TV industry’s roadmap, produced by our Sustainability Partner BAFTA albert.  

Chairperson
April Sotomayor
April Sotomayor, Head of Industry Sustainability - BAFTA Albert
Speakers
Beth Fairweather-Bloud
Beth Fairweather-Bloud, Sustainable Innovations Manager - Sky
Mandy Cayford
Mandy Cayford, Creative Industry Sustainability Advisor
Katherine Nash
Katherine Nash, Head of Studios - The Bottle Yard Studios
Jono O'Reilly
Jono O'Reilly, Founder & Managing Director - NXTGENbps

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