Brian Duguid
Chair, Net Zero Bridges GroupBrian Duguid is the chair of the Net Zero Bridges Group, a coalition of forty-five organisations involved in bridge engineering, design and asset management who have committed to reducing the carbon emissions associated with their work. He has written and presented widely on the decarbonisation of bridges, and he leads sustainability initiatives for the bridges discipline within Mott MacDonald. As a Mott MacDonald Fellow, he provides technical leadership within a global bridge engineering discipline, making connections with broader areas of interest including climate resilience, technical governance, and digital transformation.
My Sessions at Day 2
Thursday 11 March 2027
Five years of the Net Zero Bridges Group: What did we learn and what should we do next?
This session takes stock of how far the bridge community has come in decarbonising its infrastructure, and how far there is still to go. Drawing on the Group’s work, it reflects on what has been learned and sets out where the industry’s focus should turn next.
The presentation will cover:
- Key lessons from the first five years of the Net Zero Bridges Group
- Where good progress is being made in decarbonising bridge infrastructure
- The challenges that still lie ahead
- The opportunities that should take priority over the next five years