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Download the climate change summit programme and booking form (PDF, 296KB) In order to demonstrate leadership on climate change the UK government has set challenging carbon reduction targets for 2020 and beyond. With British businesses accounting for about half of all emission in the UK, the implications for companies from across the economy are immense. Business also offers the solutions by designing new low carbon offerings and in helping their employees make low carbon choices which can reduce their emission in the workplace and at home. This one-day summit brings together business experts and leading politicians to discuss the progress of carbon reduction initiatives to date and will explore the changes that will be necessary for UK businesses to remain competitive in a low carbon economy. Speakers will consider how government policy can be used to promote carbon reduction and also how businesses can adapt their strategic approach not only to shrink their carbon footprint but also to benefit from the emerging opportunities that have become available. Confirmed speakers: Areas covered include: Download the climate change summit programme and booking form (PDF, 296KB) Why attend? Understanding policy and sharing best practice will help enable your business to reduce its carbon footprint and therefore reduce energy usage in a time of climbing energy prices. Who should attend? The CBI climate change summit is a must-attend event for chief executives, managing directors and finance directors as well as senior executives accountable for: What does it cost? CBI member £400+VAT Non-member £475+VAT The delegate fee includes access to the conference, all documentation, tea & coffee throughout and lunch. How to book: Contact Nicky Curley, senior event executive T: 0207 395 8208 F: 0207 497 3646 E: nicky.curley@cbi.org.uk Download the climate change summit programme and booking form (PDF, 296KB) |
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