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Government support for ITT Hub is confirmed
ITT Hub (Innovation & Technology in Transport) 30 June – 1 July 2021 has confirmed support from nine new exhibitors who will create a Government Hub, a high-profile pavilion style stand in the heart of the exhibition hall.
The dedicated area will see individual stands integrated into a large networking hub for meetings and presentations for up to 16 individual organisations. The participants will also feature prominently in the conference sessions and at the welcome reception at the end of the opening day.
GOVERNMENT AGENCY HOT SPOT
The Government Hub is being co-ordinated by Innovate UK and will see the various departments and agencies joining together including: Department for Transport, OLEV, CCAV, Advanced Propulsion Centre, Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership, Innovate UK, Highways England, Knowledge Transfer Network and Zenzic. Further agencies are expected to be joining soon.
Mark Griffin CEO, ITT Hub said “This is fantastic news and brings together many key agencies at a pivotal time for the road transport industry. We are thrilled to have the support of these organisations, each of whom is taking part to share and collaborate.
“This news comes at a time when the government has announced its ten-point green industrial revolution plan. The new target date for the cease of sales of new ICE powered vans has put net zero under the spotlight. It means that manufacturers and operators are now focused on zero emission vehicles and the clock is ticking.”
Commenting on the announcement, David Spence Senior Programme Manager, Automotive said “Innovate UK is delighted to be working with the ITT Hub team on next year’s event at Farnborough. We look forward to collaborating with our partners on the Government Hub on what promises to be a really exciting new event for the transport sector”.
STANDOUT KEYNOTE SPEAKER
The organisers have also confirmed that British astronaut Major Tim Peake CMG will be opening the show on day one of the summer event. This was announced at Logistics UK’s Future Logistics Conference, where ITT Hub was one of the sponsors, which saw over 25 speakers taking part.
Mark Griffin added “Last week, we heard the Prime Minister say that reaching our ambitious net zero goals will only be achieved through collaboration across the industry. We are proud to be playing our part in enabling industry and Government to come together next summer and it cannot come soon enough, as we are all looking forward to getting out to face to face events once more”.
*https://www.itthub.co.uk/
Published On: 26/11/2020 16:00:41
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Online business community networking destination The EV Cafe will be live at ITT Hub 2021, located in the centre of the exhibition hall. Launched during the first phase of lockdown, The EV Cafe shares experiences on zero emission mobility by connecting the EV sector with industry experts and leaders from around the globe. A monthly two-hour virtual breakout session takes place online, covering a wide range of topics from across the whole mobility value chain . The EV Café will be at ITT Hub on 30 June and 1 July.
https://www.itthub.co.uk/
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