A Green New Deal for Homes + Carbon Co-op AGM
With an increasing acknowledgement of the climate emergency, a Green New Deal for the UK has been proposed, but what does a Green New Deal in the UK mean for existing homes?
Can it kickstart the large scale retrofit of private and social housing stock, how can we ensure all sections of society benefit from the energy transition and how do we avoid repeating the energy efficiency scandals seen at Grenfell Tower and in Preston.
Three expert speakers explore this theme, followed by a discussion.
Rowan Mataram, Platform
An education and economic justice campaigner, Rowan has worked at Rethinking Economics and is now at Platform project managing the mPower project supporting progressive municipal energy projects around the Europe.
Tom Woolley, environmental architect
Tom was Professor of Architecture at Queens University Belfast and is Visiting Professor of Architecture at the Centre for Alternative Technology Graduate School. He was authored many books on natural building materials and techniques and he has spoken on the toxicity of materials used in the Grenfell Tower and their effects on the local environment after the fire.
Aneaka Kellay, Carbon Co-op
Aneaka has over ten years of experience working in environmental organisations and co-operatives, and has a Masters in Environmental Politics. He current focus is on environmental justice and improving the quality of energy efficiency works in low income areas.
Chaired by Jonathan Atkinson, Carbon Co-op
Preceded by the Carbon Co-op Annual General Meeting with buffet and refreshments
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Agenda
5.30pm for 6pm-7pm Carbon Co-op Annual General Meeting including food.
7pm-9pm A Green New Deal for Homes?
Non members are welcome to attend the Annual General Meeting, or to just arrive for the Green New Deal event.
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Event Details
Location | Friends Meeting House |
Manchester | |
Start | Friday 26 Apr 2019 6:00pm |
Finish | Friday 26 Apr 2019 9:00pm |