Join us for an engaging lunchtime debate and networking event on Monday, July 3, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM, as we delve into the vital role of utility companies in fostering sustainable and resilient urban environments.
As our cities face the challenges of climate change, including increased water volumes, heat waves, and stronger winds, it is crucial to prioritize the well-being of residents and create spaces that integrate nature seamlessly.
During this debate, we will explore the following topics: the green transition, climate adaptation, green urban gardening, and the essential infrastructure for heat, water, and electricity. We will examine the role of utility companies in driving sustainability, reducing carbon footprints, and incorporating eco-friendly solutions, such as the use of recycled materials.
Our panel of experts includes:
Nana Gees, VD for Urban Development and Strategic Projects, HOFOR
Morten Hjorth, Chief Operating Officer, Nordiq Group A/S
Hans Axel Kristensen, Chief Executive Officer, Plastix
Kristian E. Beyer, Director of Communication & Business Support, Frederiksberg Forsyning
Ilya Mario Savva, Chief Executive Officer, Biowater technology
Birgitte Hoffmann, Assosiate Professor, Aalborg University
Who should attend?
Join us in the pavilion as these industry leaders share their insights, experiences, and perspectives on how utility companies can contribute to the flourishing of green urban life while maintaining environmental sustainability.
Relevant participants include: Utility company representatives and employees, urban planners and architects, environmental and sustainability consultants, government officials and policymakers, researchers, students and educators, and professionals involved in green infrastructure development.
Attendance is free – lunch is included.