The subject of how cities can improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions is to come under focus at a free-to-attend conference being hosted by Nottingham City Council this spring.

Robert Llewellyn will chair the ‘Creating A Low Emission City Conference’, which takes place in March

Organised by the ULEV Experience programme, the ‘Creating A Low Emission City Conference’ conference will take place from 9:30am to 3:30pm on 26 March 2020 in Nottingham, chaired by Robert Llewellyn from Fully Charged and Mark Goodier, radio presenter and EV advocate.

Aimed both at local authorities developing Clean Air Plans and businesses providing air pollution solutions, the event will showcase the practical steps currently being taken by a range of cities, including Nottingham, and provide the opportunity to share ideas and examples of good practice.

Subjects under focus include delivering a local public EV charge point network, transitioning local authority vehicle fleets to ULEVs, shifting city taxi fleets to low-emission alternatives, and how to engage businesses in the transition to ULEVs.

For more details and to book a place, click here.