Nottingham Clean Air Zone Networking Drinks Reception

As part of our commitment to support the public and private sector to be better prepared to face the challenges Clean Air Zones pose to UK freight, fleet and logistics operations, Cenex will be hosting a free-to-attend evening Networking Drinks Reception in Nottingham on Tuesday 7th February 2017 at Nottingham Contemporary.

The event is targeted at anyone from the public or private sector who operates vehicles in and around Nottingham City and will provide opportunities to network with fellow fleet and vehicle operators, as well as representatives from Local Government, to discuss the various issues and opportunities that air quality management zones pose for local businesses and logistics operators. We all know that Clean Air Zones are coming, and this event will provide support and advice on how best to prepare for changes, and offer opportunities to share best practice and learning.

A business card and knowledge exchange will also take place throughout the event in order to facilitate future conversations as to how local business can be better prepared to face these exciting challenges.

Agenda

6pm Registration and Arrival

6.30pm Opening Address

• Robert Evans, Chief Executive Office at Cenex
  

6.40pm Keynote Address: “Nottingham’s Clean Air Zone: An update on our plans and policies”

• James Ashton, Transport Strategy Manager at Nottingham City Council
• This presentation will focus on what Nottingham City Council know and what the process is with implementing a Clean Air Zone

6.55pm Technical Address: “Real-World Emissions; Are vehicles becoming cleaner?”

• Nick Molden, CEO and Founder at Emissions Analytics

7.05pm Closing Remarks

7.10pm Networking

8pm Close

Demand is expected to be very high for this event, so where possible please avoid registering more than two people from your organisation.

Cenex are delighted to bring the Nottingham event to you in Partnership with the Go Ultra Low Nottingham, a £6.12million programme to help get 8,000 more ULEVs on to Nottingham Roads. The programme is funded by the Department for Transport and the Office for Low Emission Vehicles, and delivered by Nottingham City Council.