Mayor James Palmer talks about the future of clean technology in Cambridge

James Palmer, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, is set to be a keynote speaker at the Cambridge Cleantech Annual Conference, which takes place this year at the Cambridge Science Park on 4th July.

He will open a session on the growth of the cleantech economy and outline the key opportunities and challenges for the future sustainable growth of the region – from smart cities to innovative energy management and Cambridge’s international excellence in clean technology. The results of a report into the regional cleantech cluster will be launched at the conference.

Martin Garratt, CEO of Cambridge Cleantech, commented: “I am delighted that Mayor Palmer will be opening this year’s conference. It promises to be a sell-out event, with world-class networking opportunities for cleantech SMEs and corporates interested in the latest innovation.”

Mayor Palmer has a strong record on supporting the development of clean technology in the region. He recently supported a call for powers to get more electric vehicle charging points in the region, saying: “I believe that we, as metro mayors, who lead on transport strategy, are best placed to drive forwards measures to clean up our air and assist central government in its desire to remove all new petrol and diesel cars from sale by 2040.”

Booking is now open for the event, with early bird ticket sales ending on 10th May 2018.

Book your place here

Cambridge Cleantech is a leading membership and business support body for a community of partners – including private companies, universities and public-sector organisations – that is driving the development of Europe’s fastest growing cleantech cluster. http://www.cambridgecleantech.org.uk

 



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