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Coventry University promotes a low carbon future


Date: 16/03/2010
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Coventry University is taking part in the PSM exhibition (People Space Movement) at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry on Monday 22 March which will show us what life in a low carbon world would look like.

The exhibition focuses on low carbon lifestyles and Coventry University is sharing a stand with MIRA and Cenex with a low carbon urban transport theme.

There will be hundreds of exhibitors including companies such as Zytek, Modec and Lotus Lightweight Structures. There will also be exhibits promoting studies into new fuels and propellants as well as a look into the future of low-carbon city-building.

Claire Edwards, the Project Assistant for the event from Coventry University, said:

“Coventry University is a business-facing university with a reputation for excellence in applied research. One of our areas of expertise lies in Low Carbon Transport: from designing and engineering the vehicles of tomorrow to creating the intelligent, green cities in which these vehicles will operate.

“In addition, our research teams are working on projects that will revolutionise the way we live, produce food, and manufacture as well as equipping our students with the skills required to lead the world into a sustainable future.”

The exhibition takes place on Monday 22 March in the Jaguar Halls at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry and admission is free

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For further information, contact Ali Bushnell, External Press and Media Relations Officer on 024 7688 8245.

For more details on this project, visit the Business Council for Sustainable Development website at http://www.bcsd-uk.co.uk/

PSM (People.Space.Movement.) is a unique national event being staged under the BCSD-UK banner on 22nd March 2010 at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. It is an exciting, dynamic and stimulating event bringing together international experts, entrepreneurs, engineers, innovators, businessmen, planners, politicians and the public to debate, display and promote a vision of tomorrow’s low carbon world today.

 



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