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techUK green week - one month to go!

Ahead of our 'Green Week' showcasing how tech is leading the transition to a low carbon economy, we're keen to hear from technology businesses who may be interested in...

15 - 20 October sees the first techUK 'Green Week', a campaign week looking at how UK technoogy businesses are helping deliver sustainaility, environmental and low carbon outcomes. The week co-incides with the UK Government 'Green GB Week' and we will be collaborating with BEIS and other departments to really highlight UK leadership on these issues.

The week will feature webinars, a podcast, blogs and posters looking at tech solutions for the environmental and low carbon sectors and we are very keen to get case studies and guest blogs throughout the week. Our only ask is that blogs and case studies should fit in with the themes for each day, which hare:

Monday - Living Spaces
Tuesday - Land and Resources
Wednesda - Our Footprint and Supply Chains
Thursday - Oceans
Feriday - A Zero Carbon Tech Sector

Channel website: http://www.techuk.org/

Original article link: http://www.techuk.org/insights/news/item/13904-techuk-green-week-one-month-to-go

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