eCarTec, the trade fair for electric mobility, which is to be held in Munich from October 19 to 21, brings together all current developments and technologies in the sectors, including: electric vehicles, energy market, storage technology, drive trains, vehicle construction and finances at one trade fair. The trade fair concept includes the presentation of the latest innovations in electric mobility, a convention on the latest topics and a large-scale test track.
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This three day event, 16 - 18 November 2010, provides the opportunity to talk face to face with the world’s leading eco transport providers, both in terms of products and services.
With transport representing 21% of total UK domestic emissions, making UK transport more environmentally friendly will have legal implications and will also create a number of new financial incentives.
Practical, pragmatic and immediate advice will be available at The Eco2 Transport Exhibition & Conference, encouraging delegates to adopt the right eco transport policy.
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The inquiry into leadership skills for a sustainable economy undertaken by EDF Energy in partnership with Business in the Community revealed that the vast majority of businesses appreciate the importance of the need to develop sustainability skills at all levels in their organisations, acknowledge not enough is being done, and would like to see a lot more action and support.
This free webinar, hosted by 2degrees, will provide insight into the development of sustainability skills within companies, with a focus on senior leaders, middle managers and customer facing staff. This is a key initiative of the Mayday and Talent and Skills Leadership Teams
Hosted by Accenture and supported by NBTN, this BITC workshop looks at investing in energy efficient IT and sustainable use of existing equipment to reduce energy usage and business travel.
ICT products play a huge part in many business operations and they have a much larger impact on the environment than many may initially think.
Optimising efficient use of ICT will not only improve productivity but will reduce carbon emissions and costs. Investing in new ICT products such as teleconferencing and telepresence will also significantly reduce a company's business travel thus further saving carbon emissions and also reducing the amount of time staff spend travelling to and from meetings.
By integrating environmental awareness throughout the business and encouraging employees to adopt sustainable behaviours at home and work, businesses can achieve carbon reduction targets and extend the impact of their climate change activities.
This free Mayday webinar, hosted by 2degrees, will provide advice on engaging employees on sustainability, with a focus on the middle management group. This is one area of focus of the Mayday Journey.
This webinar is the third in a series of six Mayday webinars to be held in 2010.
Join Business in the Community at the Glamorgan Cricket SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff on Thursday 1 July for the Wales Awards for Excellence 2010.
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Business in the Community's Awards for Excellence are the most prestigious UK awards recognising companies for integrating responsible business practice into their mainstream operations resulting in a positive impact in the marketplace, the workplace, the environment and the community.
This year we will be celebrating our Awards for Excellence winners over lunch at The Madejski Stadium, Reading. Our Guest speaker will be Sir John Madejski (OBE DL), Chairman of Reading F.C. The event will be an excellent opportunity to tell your business story, network and learn from excellent examples of responsible business practice.
All downloads from past events are available via the above links.
