Following its successful launch event in 2014, the Environmental Industries Commission is now planning its 2015 Annual Conference as the critical post-Election forum to discuss the expanding environmental agenda.
The UK has a successful, innovative £100bn environmental sector, but environmental markets more than most are shaped by politics as much as economics.
Date and venue is to be confirmed next month. www.eic-conference.co.uk for details.
With a Conservative party with a mixed environmental track record now forming a majority government, an EU referendum within two years, critical international climate negotiations only months away, and economic uncertainty across the world, understanding the factors which will shape environmental business opportunities over the next five years is as critical as ever.
Join leading players in the environmental industries, as well as politicians, NGOs and other experts at the EIC’s 2015 Annual Conference to find out:
The event will bring together the UK’s successful, innovative £100bn environmental sector with the aim of identifying the market implications of the new Tory government’s green agenda over the next five year parliamentary term.
“Environmental markets, perhaps more than most are shaped by politics as much as economics,” said EIC director general Matthew Farrow.
“With a new Conservative-led political landscape in the UK, an EU referendum now on the horizon, critical international climate negotiations only months away and economic uncertainty across the world, understanding the factors which will shape environmental business opportunities is harder than ever before,” he added.
“The EIC annual conference will once again be a fantastic opportunity for professionals in the sector to come together with leading players in the environmental industries, politicians, NGOs and other experts.”
The venue and date for the conference will be confirmed this month but it is expected to be held in Central London in mid-November.
Sessions will include:
Environmental priorities of the new Government:
Innovation in environmental/sustainability technology
What to expect from Paris climate talks:
Are environmental regulations being properly enforced?
Greening the infrastructure boom
The next few years will see unprecedented investment in highspeed rail, new runways, new housing, flood defence and roads
For further details of the event and to register your interst in attending please visit www.eic-conference.com.