Agenda

• The idea of sustainable development in practice. Achievements and directions
• The role of the state and law in supporting sustainable development. National and EU regulations
• What does ‘sustainable economy’ mean? Business versus the environment
• Green corporate strategies. Producer responsibility in practice
• Informed consumers. New models of market behaviour in the era of ecodevelopment
• How to create goods and services based on natural renewable resources?
• How, if at all, should non-renewable resources be used? Self-restraint and alternatives
• Technologies and innovations for sustainable development

• Changes in the modern energy sector and their sources, directions and scale
• Effective models in the Energy market. New organisational solutions
• Technological innovations in energy generation, distribution and transmission
• The potential of energy efficiency. Tools for energy consumption management
• Traditional or alternative fuels? The rational use of resources
• Development of renewable Energy sources as a mega-trend. Distributed generation

NTE means 30,000 zero emission km, a trip to Japan and back through 9 countries, in an urban electric vehicle. The expedition is in the No Trace spirit.

Sustainable development of Poland. A glimpse into the future. Conclusions from the report "2050 Poland for Generations"

• A metropolis versus the environment. Strategic trends – sustainable urban management
• Air, noise, greenery, space, waste and energy – sensitive areas of urban policy
• Transport policy, mobility and investment. Barriers to e-transportThe state, local governments and business – co-operation for electromobility
• Urban space management. Sustainable design and new investment assessment criteria