Roadmap to Net Zero
2021 to 2030 is a critical moment in time.
What we do in this period will almost certainly determine the course for humanity and our planet. Collaborative and decisive action is required to empower change at scale and contribute to a brighter future. A future of unprecedented business opportunities – finding new growth and talent, cost reductions and building greater resilience.
This is why the Lincoln Climate Commission are proudly hosting a stop on the Zero Carbon Tour, a series of events showcasing the amazing efforts being undertaken – both locally and globally – to aid in the transition to a net zero carbon economy.
Join this FREE event on the 27 September and make the first steps to a more sustainable future.
On the day, you’ll see the UK’s first 100% electric coach, affectionately named the ‘Carbon Battle Bus’, find out more about the UN-backed Race to Zero campaign and hear Carbon Stories and discussions with local people, organisations and community groups.
Register for the Roadmap to Net Zero event here.
Register for the online Net Zero Carbon Essentials Workshop here
Event Schedule
10:30 – 11:00am
Arrival and refreshments in the Isaac Newton Building Atrium. Climate exhibition.
11:00 – 11:10am
Welcome
Professor Libby John, Pro Vice Chancellor / Head of College of Science, University of Lincoln.
Overview of the Lincoln Climate Commission and today’s agenda
Cllr Metcalfe, Head of City of Lincoln Council, Chair of the Lincoln Climate Commission.
11:10 – 11:50am
UN Race to Zero / Carbon Jargon Information Session
Planet Mark
This session provides an overview of what net zero carbon actually means, the significance of COP26, how organisations can officially join the UN-backed Race to Zero and what resources they can tap into as part of the Together For Our Planet campaign.
11:50am – 13:20pm
Carbon Stories
Hosted by Planet Mark
Hearing best practice examples of low carbon innovation or projects that contribute to carbon reduction in the region and beyond.
– Dr Vicky Dunn, Energy Manager, North East Lincolnshire Council.
– Prof Simon Pearson, Director of Lincoln Institute for Agri-food technology.
– Jake Norman, Sales Director for OAL group. Dr Wayne Martindale, National Centre for Food Manufacturing.
– Darren Cunningham, UK Director of Phillips 66.
– Duncan Botting, Chair of Greater Lincolnshire Energy Council.
Open Mic Session and Panel Q&A
The session will then open up for audience questions and their own carbon stories.
13:20 – 14:00pm
Carbon Networking and lunch in the Atrium
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