28 Mar 2012
This sold-out event took place at the Royal Institute of British Architects on 28th March 2012.
Event info:
Part of the Shell “Switched On” series of events on our energy future
Ever wish you could hear about some more positive ideas on how to tackle climate change? Well, here is your chance. At this event on energy game changers organised by Intelligence² in partnership with Shell and the International Herald Tribune, we put aside for a moment the gloomy predictions about climate armageddon and looked into the exciting solutions being offered by the world of science.
We brought you five brilliant technical innovators who described a scenario decades into the future when the desert will bloom with solar panel farms, nuclear reactors will produce energy from their own nuclear waste, people will travel in low-emission driverless car trains, coal will have been made clean and green, and high-tech, small-scale homesteads will be feeding the 10 billion.
Biologist, author and co-founder of the Campaign for Real Farming
Physicist at Giessen University and co-founder of the Desertec foundation
Professor of Materials Physics at Imperial College, London
Scottish Power Professor of Carbon Capture and Storage, Edinburgh University
Staff Correspondent, International Herald Tribune
Vice-President Research of the University of Paderborn and Executive Director of the RailCab project
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