Devolution: Empowering the Transformation of Tomorrow
Turner & Townsend, One New Change EC4M 9AF
About this Event
As the UK progresses on its ambitious path to decarbonisation, the importance of empowering local governments and devolved administrations has never been clearer. Devolution offers the opportunity to unlock local innovation, harness regional strengths, and tailor solutions to the unique challenges faced by diverse communities. But with opportunity comes complexity; how can devolved regions effectively align with national targets while addressing local priorities? What lessons need to be learned to take us into successful delivery, and what obstacles remain to be overcome?
Keynote Speaker and Panelists:
1. Mete Coban MBE, Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy (Keynote)
2. Chris Skidmore OBE, Chair of the Climate Action Coalition (Panelist)
3. Rachel Solomon-Williams, Executive Director of Aldersgate Group UK (Panelist)
4. James Hardy, Director & Head of Sustainability at Turner & Townsend (Moderator)
5. Additional speakers to be announced!
Our Event Objectives:
1. Showcase the opportunities devolution offers the public and private sectors.
2. Examine lessons learned to expand the green economy.
3. Explore the connection between London’s built environment and the energy transition.
4. Facilitate networking and connections with panelists.
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Turner & Townsend
Turner & Townsend's expertise spans real estate, infrastructure, energy and natural resources – the segments that define how we live, work and connect. From delivering resilient cities to advancing clean energy, we approach every challenge with the same goal – to make a meaningful and lasting impact.
With over 22,000 experts across more than 60 countries, we bring unmatched talent and insight to every project, combining deep local knowledge with a global perspective.
Together, we turn challenges into opportunities and complexity into success.
We are Turner & Townsend. We transform together.
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