Part 1: The Ethics of Energy Access & Consumption - Has Ended
28 Feb, 2018 - 28 Feb, 2018
Wed 6:00pm - Wed 8:00pm
130 Pitt Street
Sydney, NSW
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There are 1.5 billion people in the world that still experience energy poverty, or a lack of reliable and consistent access to basic utility services. As the global energy economy gradually transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy production, will the access to and affordability of energy be a right for people of all nations?
For Part 1 in this Pollinate Energy led event series, join Pollinate Energy Co-Founder Katerina Kimmorley, Advisian New Energy Consultant Matthew Rowe, and the Head of Ethics Research at Australian Ethical Investment Dr. Stuart Palmer, as they discuss the UN's Sustainable Development Goal #7, and it's 2030 targets.
Tickets are strictly limited.
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Pollinate Energy
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Pollinate Energy brings life-changing products to people who need them most. For urban Indian communities, Pollinate is the missing link in the chain that allows them to access, understand, and afford household products that make daily life easier. We do all this whilst creating job and skill development opportunities for people from disadvantaged backgrounds - our Pollinators.
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