Green Breakfast Event

18th June 2019

Create Value by Engaging in the Green Agenda 2019 has kicked off with a strong environmental focus, with the likelihood of further regulations and an increase in public pressure for businesses to adopt a more green and sustainable agenda.

As such, Freeths are hosting three Green Breakfast events this summer for landowners, property developers, educational institutions, local authorities, manufacturers and other key clients. The aim is to illustrate why a green agenda can be worth engaging with and how being 'green' can create new revenue streams and reduce overheads. We have an excellent panel of speakers who will talk through the commercial opportunities, legal implications and requirements, and be available to answer any questions you may have. The key themes will include: How your business can benefit from engaging with the 'green agenda'. How you can reduce your overheads by better managing your energy inputs and waste outputs. Whether you could make money from hosting renewable energy generators, with no capital outlay. What energy technologies are available and how you can take advantage of them. How incoming waste regulations might affect your business. Date: Tuesday 25th June 2019 Time: 08:00am 10:00am Venue: AMP Technology Centre Advanced Manufacturing Park Brunel Way Rotherham South Yorkshire S60 5WG Registration: Please follow this link to book with Freeths direct. Places are limited so booking is essential.

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