Driving mobility to a low carbon future
Date
27 Apr 2017
Address
Autoworld
Parc du Cinquantenaire 11
1000 Brussels
BelgiumSection
Energy
Transport
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
Interested in mobility and sustainable cities? Following transport policy and CO2 emissions? Ready to discuss the future of transport?
Register now for Driving mobility to a low carbon future, a high level event organised by European Aluminium in the Autoworld museum in Brussels on 27 April from 9:00 to 17:00. This event will create a vision for the future of mobility in Europe.
On top of panel discussions with experts from political, business and academic spheres, participants will experience aluminium’s contribution to low carbon mobility in an interactive aluminium playground.
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