The Transition to a Sustainable Energy Future Realism and Roadblocks
Thursday, 6th June 2024, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Registration from 9:00 amMaximising reductions in CO2 emissions and making the transition to Net Zero using sustainable energy sources is essential for the wellbeing of our people and planet. For changes to be made, commercial reality must be balanced with the impact on people, planet and prosperity.
This event will discuss the engineering perspective on the realities, barriers, and opportunities faced in moving to a sustainable energy future. Through discussion and facilitated workshops, an outline road map will be built including timescales and key roadblocks to overcome. This will be taken forward to policy and decision makers for action.
Confirmed speakers:
- Prof. Ian Arbon, Engineered Solutions
- Allan Barton, Arup
- Willie Tulloch, PIM-Ltd
- Prof. Iain Black, Strathclyde Business School
- Dr Fiona Sillars, Advanced Materials Research Laboratory
Who should attend?
Policy makers, Industry, Researchers and Academics interested in the energy transition and overcoming barriers to the transition.
Benefits of attending
The event will set the scene on different aspects of the energy transition and allow delegates to participate and inform the building of a road map to take to key policy and decision makers to facilitate the sustainable energy transition.
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