Join UWE Bristol and the Energy Institute for an inspiring panel discussion shaping the region's energy transition.

Join UWE Bristol and the Energy Institute on National Engineering Day, Wednesday 4th November, for an inspiring panel discussion shaping the region's energy transition.

Discover how we can convert green investment into local opportunities, ensure energy security, and drive a fair transition tailored to the West of England. Explore what the 2050 workforce will look like while celebrating the launch of UWE’s MSc Sustainable Technology with the South West & Wales Young Professionals branch of the Energy Institute.

Connect over pre-panel drinks, hear thought-provoking presentations, and join the conversation powering our region in UWE’s Green Fortnight.

Programme

5pm Networking Drinks – Z Block Atrium

6pm Panel Discussion – 3Z015

7pm Close

How to get to campus

We encourage the attendees to take the bus or cycle for the event (further details below). However if you require a car parking space, please fill the following form:

Generation 2050 – Car parking space booking – Fill in form (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/tAvbtSMPd8)

BY BUS

It's easy to get around the city by bus and Metrobus. Bristol Bus Station offers cross-country services and Frenchay Campus has its own Flixbus and National Express stop.

UWE | First Bus (https://www.firstbus.co.uk/bristol-bath-and-west/your-services/bristol-universities/uwe)

Bus services to Universities in Bristol and Bath - WEST (https://travelwest.info/bus/services-to-university-of-bristol-and-uwe-campuses/#university-of-west-of-england-uwe-campuses-0)

CYCLE

UWE Bristol has benefited greatly from the recent investment in largely traffic-free cycle routes that criss-cross the city.

Frenchay Campus cycle routes on Google Maps (https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?ll=51.480207,-2.556725&spn=0.104235,0.2005&msa=0&mid=zkKTS35x2zh4.k9CCT2hLsr90)

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