Expert physicist: how SMEs can grow in low-carbon economy

In a conference to be held at the Object Gallery in Sydney later this month, UK physicist Dr David Vincent will address SMEs on ways to leverage their business for growth in a low-carbon economy, while reducing costs and improving efficiency. In 2001, Vincent helped to establish the Carbon Trust, a UK-based not-for-profit with a […]

Erin Delaney
Erin Delaney
Locked · 3 Feb 2010 · 2 min read
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In a conference to be held at the Object Gallery in Sydney later this month, UK physicist Dr David Vincent will address SMEs on ways to leverage their business for growth in a low-carbon economy, while reducing costs and improving efficiency.

In 2001, Vincent helped to establish the Carbon Trust, a UK-based not-for-profit with a mission to accelerate the move to a low-carbon economy. The Trust, and PhD-holding Vincent, work with business to help them identify effective and affordable ways to reduce their carbon footprints and develop low-carbon technologies for the future.

Vincent has over 30 years’ experience in the clean energy, climate change mitigation and energy efficiency industries.

A collaboration between the British High Commission and strategic design agency Digital Eskimo, the conference is free to attend.

Click here for further information.

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