Cleantech Forum Europe
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Lyon | April 11-13, 2016
Comienzo: el lunes, 11 de abril de 2016 a las 10:30
Finaliza: el miércoles, 13 de abril de 2016 a las 17:00
Dónde:
Cleantech Forum
Lyon
France
Contacto:
http://events.cleantech.com/cleantech-forum-europe/
Who You'll Meet
Who will you meet? Drawn from more than 25 countries, at the core of the event are the following three groups:
- Leading Entrepreneurial Companies – leading innovation companies, from across the breadth of the sustainability theme – and from across Europe and beyond – will be at the Forum, looking to connect to corporates, industrial partners, and investors.
- Leading Industrial Multinational Corporations – names like Air Liquide, Engie, GE, Grundfos, Iberdrola, Saint-Gobain, Solvay, Suez Environnement, TOTAL – keen to connect to disruptive innovation – will be present.
- Leading Financial Investors – Capricorn Venture Partners, Carbon Trust, Demeter Partners, Emerald Technology Ventures, Environmental Technologies Fund, and Generation Investment Management are examples of the pan-European financial investors we tend to see every year.
…with leading advisers, economic development agencies, government representatives, and professional service firms completing the attendee list.
Check out a sampling of who typically attends Cleantech Form Europe, and our photos from the 2015 Forum to get a feel for the event.
What You'll Experience
This annual event offers a comprehensive, three-day program that provides exclusive opportunities to learn, network, and get deals done. First time at a Cleantech Forum? Learn more about it here.
Now in its 12th year, Cleantech Forum Europe continues to be the place to create connections, to connect the dots across multiple industrial sectors being disrupted by information, bio and clean technology innovations, and to enjoy the annual Forum dinner, the gathering of the leading upstarts, investors and incumbent corporations in ever more glamorous settings!
Our 2016 agenda will focus on the idea of the convergence of cleantech innovations and industries. It is apropos that our 2016 host city is Lyon, France – a historic city built and grown over a period of 2000 years at the point where two rivers (the Rhône and the Saône) meet – La Confluence. Today, the city has one of the most progressive agendas when it comes to being a ‘smart city.’
All these ideas will play through our Forum as we examine the very latest in the ever-changing theme of cleantech, and as we get a glimpse of the future.
If you are interested in sponsoring Cleantech Forum Europe 2016, please contact us at [email protected]. Speaker nominations are now closed.
Cleantech today is all about combinations. Impactful and disruptive innovations of all types happen at the ‘intersects’ – as we have seen happen with bio and information technologies, and as with mobile devices and the internet.
Nothing could feel truer today for clean technologies – where the energy and resource-intensive industries intersect with IT, data, communications, finance, biotech, AI, and robotics. The innovations in both technology and business models are disrupting traditional boundaries between previously silo-ed industries. The IT industry is most obviously converging with the utility world, but IT innovation is also starting to change agriculture, waste, water, and construction – just to name a few very old and traditional industries. Entrepreneurs are finding innovative combinations to generate new types of companies, with solar and batteries being the most obvious ‘combination.’ Companies are also working together in new ways, forming partnerships with those that only 5 years ago would have seemed unlikely bedfellows.
And global ideas and trends are also wreaking havoc, where powerful streams meet, and the power of ‘Crowds’ can take hold. For example, the forces of democratization and personalization are starting to change the worlds of energy and finance.
At Cleantech Forum Europe 2016, we will be focusing on this idea of the convergence of cleantech innovations and industries. It is apropos that our 2016 host city is Lyon, France – a historic city built and grown over a period of 2000 years at the point where two rivers (the Rhône and the Saône) meet – La Confluence. Today, the city has one of the most progressive agendas when it comes to being a ‘smart city.’
All these ideas will play through our Forum as we examine the very latest in the ever-changing theme of cleantech, and as we get a glimpse of the future.
PROGRAMME
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INSCRIPTION
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08/04/2016 10:05 | Admoneuropa2020