If we are to avoid catastrophic climate change and enjoy an equitable and prosperous future, the built environment must decarbonise by 2050.
But how? Where will we find the inspiration, programs, tools, partners, and funding?
Join us at the “Zero Emissions by 2050” Symposium on December 9 to meet the individuals and organizations leading the international movement to decarbonise the built environment.
- Learn how to use the innovative tools and techniques that are transforming the way buildings and communities are being designed and renovated to eliminate emissions.
- Discover initiatives from ground-breaking financiers that unlock funding streams for climate-compliant community growth.
- Be inspired and renewed by the visionary and effective “doers,” offering their insights, experience, and assistance to all who join them on this path.
Edward Mazria is an internationally recognized architect and the founder of Architecture 2030, which aims to rapidly transform the building sector from a major contributor of greenhouse-gas emissions to a central part of the solution to the global-warming crisis.
ORGANIZERS
Speakers' presentations
Hal HarveyDownload
Warren KarlenzigDownload
Benoit LebotDownload
Edward MazriaDownload
Johanna PartinDownload
Brett PhillipsDownload
Peter SweatmanDownload
Program
- Why Paris Must Signal Decarbonisation of the Global Economy & Why the Built Environment?
- Achieving Zero Emissions by 2050: pathways, programs, and tools
Flagship Initiative Panels:
- City/District Building Initiatives
- Innovative Building Sector Financing
- Innovative Building Design and Planning Tools
WITH THE SUPPORT OF
PARTNERS
| Symposium venue: | Fédération Française du Bâtiment | |
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| 7 rue La Pérouse - 75016 Paris | ||
| Schedule: | December 9 | |
| 2:30 pm Registration / 3:00 pm > 6:00 pm Symposium | ||
| 6:00 pm > 7:30 pm Meet the Speakers - Networking | ||
| Contact: | Ptolémée | |
| Églantine Danieau / zero2050[at]ptolemee.com |