NEPIC’s Clean Growth Conference returns to Hardwick Hall this September!

Clean Growth is an opportunity to leverage the need to decarbonize to secure the future of existing regional assets, and critically, to create jobs, secure investment and deliver economic growth. NEPIC are re-launching this popular conference to highlight the importance of Clean Growth for the region and to showcase case studies of it in action.

This year’s line-up will be diverse, taking into account the range of challenges and opportunities that the North East process industries face, and will feature an overview of the landscape, talks on low carbon energy, low carbon feedstocks, low carbon processes, climate tech funding and case studies from manufacturers within the region.

Join us on 20th September 2022 to better understand the significant implications for ‘Clean Growth’ in the North East of England and what this could mean to your business. 

Exhibit

Be one of our exhibiting companies at this years Clean Growth Conference and gain access and exposure to our audience of regional chemical-industry business people.

An exhibition stand booking offers you:

• 2 x day delegate conference passes
• Full conference access, including access to speaker sessions
• Pre-event attendee list to assist with networking
• Company listing within the conference guide
• Lunch and refreshments

Tickets & Rates

NEPIC Member Delegate (SMEs) –  £63.00 +vat
NEPIC Member Delegate (Large) – £94.00 +vat
Non-Member Delegate – £157.00 +vat

NEPIC Member Exhibition Stand – £473.00 +vat
Non-Member Exhibition Stand – £683.00 +vat

Confirmed Speakers 

Tees Valley Combined Authority – www.teesvalley-ca.gov.uk

Sembcorp – www.sembcorp.com

Northumbria University/ Transforming the Foundation Industries Research and
Innovation Hub (TransFIRE) – www.transfire-hub.org

BioYorkshire – www.bioyorkshire.co.uk

Northstar Ventures – www.northstarventures.co.uk

BOC – www.boconline.co.uk

SABIC – www.sabic.com

TeesGold

Teesside University – www.tees.ac.uk

Full agenda to be confirmed soon.

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