New environmental tradeshow pilots waste-powered car
posted on: 1/11/2011 10:28:04
Eco-robots and a human waste-powered VW Beetle were some of the technological highlights of the inaugural Environmental Trade Show (ETS), run by Bristol-based trade association Low Carbon South West.
More than 100 exhibitors and 1,600 visitors attended the event in October at the University of the West of England (UWE) Exhibition and Conference Centre. ETS was organised by Ontrac Agency on behalf of Low Carbon South West.
According to the organiser, the Technology Demonstration Zone had ground-breaking eco-robots and a Sustainable Transport Zone featuring electric powered super vehicles and a ‘poo-powered’ Biobug VW Beetle.
“We are delighted the event was such a resounding success in the first year,” said Low Carbon South West chairman Alan Bailey. “ETS UK hopes to get bigger and better and we have high hopes for the future.
“The show should be the number one national environmental trade event with a UK wide draw while keeping the local focus, which is so beneficial and important to the low carbon community.”
Four De Boer employees paced the streets of London to raise money for a good cause this month.
The team all completed the MoonWalk London event on 11 May.
Media 10 has claimed the ninth Grand Designs Live, London show had its best ever figures with more than 111,000 visitors (unaudited) across the nine-day event, held 4 to 12 May at Excel.
ACC Liverpool, home to BT Convention Centre and Echo Arena, has made three key appointments to its sales team to develop the venue in the international association and corporate markets.