LowCVP Annual Conference - 28 June - agenda announced!
Fri 01 June 2007
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The LowCVP's fourth annual conference on June 28th will feature a high profile line-up of speakers - including Transport Secretary Douglas Alexander - and will focus on some of the key, current issues in the battle to reduce the climate change impacts of road transport.
The conference, which takes place in central London, will discuss whether regulation can help deliver low carbon car targets and the pros and cons of biofuels amongst other high profile issues. An important focus will be on the power of marketing to deliver carbon cuts and the conference will feature the winning entries to the Cars NOT Carbon competition which aims to promote greener motoring marketing. Delegates will also be the first to learn the results of the largest survey of the opinons of the LowCVP's 250+ stakeholder organisations.
The LowCVP 2007 conference will feature sessions focusing on:
* Cutting carbon - is regulation the way forward for road transport?
* 'Greener' motoring marketing - how it can cut road transport's carbon footprint
* BIG debates - 'Can regulation cut road transport carbon?' plus 'Biofuels: more good than harm?'
* The King/Stern review - de-carbonising road transport
* Plus leading speakers including Transport Secretary, Douglas Alexander; Professor Julia King (King/Stern Review); Dr Caroline Lucas MEP; Mike Longhurst, McCann-Erickson EMEA; Jos Dings T&E; Graham Smith, SMMT President and LowCVP Chair; Juliette Jowit, Observer Correspondent; Naresh Ramchandani, Guardian Columnist and many more...(see the full agenda via associated link).
Conference bookings are being handled on behalf of the LowCVP by the Waterfront Conference Company. For further details, visit the LowCVP website 'events' section by clicking on the associated link.
Exhibition spaces at the event will also be available. Contact the LowCVP secretariat - secretariat@lowcvp.org.uk - in the first instance for details.
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