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Sustainable transport and logistics: accelerating the transition

Introducing Let's Go! Net Zero's next event, Sustainable transport and logistics: accelerating the transition. This event is for any business in West Sussex looking to reduce the environmental impact of travel and logistics.

At this free event, you’ll hear from businesses who have embraced sustainable transport and won new contracts, optimised efficiency, saved money, and given employee satisfaction a boost as a result.

You’ll also hear from transport and logistics sector experts who’ll share their insights into how West Sussex transport hubs and providers are taking steps to reduce their environmental impact.

 

The event includes:

  • A tour of Shoreham Port
  • Lunch at the Port Kitchen
  • A series of lightning talks from businesses and sector experts
  • A panel Q&A
  • Time for networking

 

West Sussex businesses - book your free spot here:

Sustainable transport and logistics: accelerating the transition Tickets, Wed 27 Mar 2024 at 12:00 | Eventbrite

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