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Environmental Technology Roadmap Initiative
Friday 13 May, 9am-4pm, Viridor Room, SS Great Britain, Bristol
What is a Technology Roadmap?
- It helps reach a consensus about a set of needs and the technologies required to satisfy those needs
- It provides a forum to help forecast technology developments in the sector
- It provides a network to help plan and coordinate technology developments
Who should attend?
Businesses who want to develop new products, processes, technologies or expertise in the following sectors:
- Renewable Energy
- Sustainable Transport
- Waste Management
- Sustainable Construction
Why should I attend?
Participate in collaborative Research and Development projects in the UK and Europe (possible funding)
This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of an ongoing business community where businesses can influence the universities and wider knowledge base on the technology required to drive the environmental industry forward.
Places are limited for this event, so register early to ensure your place by clicking here
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