Energy: renewables such as solar, wind, geothermal, hydropower, along with low-carbon energy technology such as hydrogen,  nuclear and fusion. Energy storage and smart grids.

Industrials: carbon capture utilisation and storage, and technologies in industrial processes to reduce emissions and low carbon manufacturing processes designed to reduce emissions. Sustainable materials such as bioplastics and circular materials.

Transport: electrification and charging infrastructure. Developing and deploying low-carbon fuels, such as hydrogen and biofuels and synthetic fuels.

Built Environment: Improving building design to be more energy efficient, including heating, insulation and ventilation. Green building materials and infrastructure.

Public sector, large corporates, local governments have to plan and make decisions on how to effectively and efficiently lower their operational emissions and decarbonise their supply chains. With considerable investment required, in some cases whole system changes are required and the role of advisories is essential in providing a de-risked pathway to future success.

Capital is required at all stages of the transformation, and with new cleantech’s setting up daily, there is a huge opportunity to be seen as the leader in funding cleantech and decarbonising solutions.

Infrastructure is an area that will be investing in multiple innovations to decarbonise their operations. Exhibiting at Innovation Zero makes you a magnet for some very cleaver innovations that will save you valuable time locating individually, while sending a clear message on your requirements.