Eco Towns: Viable projects, or white elephant

Dear All

The ETTC and ISNet would like to invite you to a joint presentation and Middlehaven site visit, to be held at the Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough on Wednesday 14th May, commencing at 10am. The subject matter will be ‘Eco Towns: Viable projects, or white elephant?’ Please find the agenda and attendance form attached.

The Environment Technology Transfer Club (ETTC) and the Industrial Symbiosis Network (ISNet), are both part of the Clean Environment Management Centre (CLEMANCE) based at the University of Teesside in the Tees Valley. Both the ETTC and ISNet are networks created principally for the discussion and dissemination of sustainable initiatives within industry (ETTC & ISNet) and academia (ISNet) in the UK and abroad.

The Environmental Technology Transfer Club has over 130 members from industry and the public sector who meet every two months to discuss topical issues such as environmental management systems, landfill tax, project funding, composting and so on.

The Industrial Symbiosis Network is a multidisciplinary research network funded by the EPSRC, bringing together universities, industry and policy makers, to provide a focus on the development of the concept of Industrial Symbiosis. Members include 28 universities, and 30 companies (Industrial and otherwise) all over the world.

For both networks, membership is free and open to all academics, industrialists, policy makers and anyone else with an interest in sustainable initiatives.

If you would like to attend please reply electronically to clemance@tees.ac.uk by 07TH May to allow time for catering arrangements to be made. I look forward to hearing from you shortly.

Kind Regards
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Clean Environment Management Centre (CLEMANCE)
School of Science and Technology
University of Teesside
Middlesbrough
Tees Valley
TS1 3BA