Discover the cutting-edge initiatives shaping the South West’s path to a Net Zero future in a recent panel discussion hosted by Chamber UK. The conversation highlighted how innovation not only supports environmental goals but also fuels economic growth across the region.
During our Future Economy Seminar, in partnership with JBP, in Bristol, the Skills panel brought together industry leaders in the South West to bring to light the region’s progress, challenges, and future opportunities in transitioning to a greener economy.
This article delves into the detailed policies and visions laid out by the key political figures during a recent panel discussion at an event held by Chamber UK and JBP associates on the ‘Future Economy’ in the South West.
Chamber UK and JBP Associates held a Future of the Economy Seminar in the South West,
sponsored by NatWest and Hargreaves Lansdown, to explore the potential of decarbonisation
in driving economic growth in the region.
The global pursuit of Net Zero emissions is crucial in the race against climate change. With record temperatures and escalating impacts, achieving Net Zero, as demonstrated by the UK’s pioneering efforts, is imperative to secure a sustainable future, driving economic growth, enhancing energy security, and leading the world towards a low-carbon future.
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Representatives from across the East Coast gathered at the Darlington Mercure Kings Hotel to discuss levelling up as a country and moving forward with Net Zero.
At Chamber’s Future Policy Seminar in Darlington, the Rt Honourable Lord Callanan, Minister for Energy Efficiency and Green Finance, delivered the event’s keynote speech.
At Chamber’s Future Economy Seminar at the Mercure Darlington Kings Hotel, experts in the energy field gathered to discuss the UK’s decarbonation.
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