Electric vehicles will feature heavily at the National Cleantech Conference & Exhibition (NCTCE2020), held in Brisbane on August 3-4.
The event will bring together the Australian Electric Vehicle Association, innovators, investors plus the suppliers and commercial end-users to showcase new technology and research, educate and collaborate.
Cleantech aims to reduce the current climate crisis by developing clean technologies.
“With years spent working in the Cleantech sector, we know that there are so many incredible organisations, businesses, start-ups and innovators who have developed and implemented Cleantech solutions in this country,” NCTCE2020 event director Peta Moore says.
“So, as a team of conference organisers, my business, Nectar Creative Communications, is doing what we know how to do best. We are putting on NCTCE2020 and are determined to make a positive impact on this issue by supporting the sector’s growth and commercial implementation.”
Program director Tiffany Bower says the conversations at the event will include energy, water, waste, built environment, transport, agriculture and manufacturing.
“Its aim is to bring this community together so that government and business can understand the benefits, and importantly how to implement the many Cleantech solutions available to work towards a more resilient community, sustainable economic growth and reducing the amount of carbon dioxide emissions nationally.”
Conference tickets go on sale mid-February.
Looking forward to an EV future and more of these conferences internationally.
I think EV conversion kits for current ice cars that are loved by their owners should be a part of the conversation:)