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Beyond Kyoto: Addressing the Challenges of Climate Change - Science meets Industry, Policy and Public

Location: Aarhus, Denmark

Date: 5 - 7 March 2009

Organisation: University of Aarhus

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The challenges of climate change to sustainable development globally require creative thinking and holistic ideas, innovative solutions, and development of new technologies. Climate change also creates new opportunities.

The challenges can be used to break new ground in terms of research, products and politics. This can be achieved through innovative thinking, inventiveness, creativity, profitability, sustainability and alternative outlooks.

During this international climate conference (2-day conference followed by 1-day technical excursions to a selection of related private and public demonstration sites) you will have the opportunity to gain cutting edge knowledge, share and develop ideas and network with key players on the climate scene.

Key objectives

The objective of the Conference is to contribute to advanced use of knowledge as the basis for regulatory frameworks, innovation and the development of new technologies for sustainable development and eco-efficiency.

Registration fees

Paid before 1 December, 2008

  • Registration fee - DKK 2,525/EUR 335.
  • Student fee - DKK 1,200/EUR 160.

Paid before 1 February, 2009

  • Registration fee - DKK 3,525/EUR 470.
  • Student fee - DKK 1,500/EUR 200.

Paid after 1 February, 2009

  • Registration fee - DKK 5,025/EUR 670,
  • Student fee - DKK 2,025/EUR 270.

Registration details

Registrations opens on 1 October. All participants must submit duly completed registration forms. Online registration can be made via this web site. Alternatively, the form may be printed and returned to KongresKompagniet. Registration forms, hotel reservations and all correspondence concerning registration and accommodation (payments, changes, cancellation, social programme, etc.) should be sent to:

Conference Secretariat, KongresKompagniet, Nordhavnsgade 1, DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark. Tel: +45 8629 6960. Fax: +45 8629 6980. Email: bk@kongreskompagniet.dk

Click here for information regarding call for submissions, and click here for the submission form.

Contact Details

Lise Andreasen, Klimasekretariatet, Aarhus Universitet, Nordre Ringgade 1, Bygn. 1431 Tel: 8942 1975 Email: lan@adm.au.dk

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