Want to learn more about the barriers of implementing green technology and digital innovations? Join this webinar to find out how the latest digital and green innovations are transforming how we live, work and sustain resources in Ealing. The University of West London in partnership with the London Borough of Ealing Council are hosting this webinar, leading up to London Climate Action Week.
This webinar open to everyone. It will explore the potential opportunities and challenges of planning and implementing green and digital innovations, covering areas such as water, energy, food, and digitalisation.
How to book
Register for the webinar and a link will be sent to you on Tuesday to your email.
Speakers
Dr Mohamad Saki, is Senior Lecturer in Sustainability and Green Technology in School of Computing and Engineering at University of West London. Will introduce Digital Twins technology and its role in achieving net zero targets, especially in enhancing operational performance within the built environment.
Dr Sarah Bunney, is a Chief Operating Officer at Our Rainwater and Post-doc Research Fellow at University of Exeter working on rainwater management systems. Sarah will show an innovative approach to empower Ealing’s residents in managing rainwater by supporting community-based climate resilience.
Our Rainwater looks at Rainwater management systems, such as ‘slow release’ water butts, rain planters, and rain gardens. These work by capturing the rainwater from your roof and slowing the flow into the drains. Controlling how much rainwater enters the drainage system is really important. By managing this, we ease the pressure on the drainage system. This help to reduce the risk of surface water flooding.
Professor Julie Wall is Professor of AI and Advanced Computing at the University of West London. Focuses on designing intelligent systems to process and model temporal data, with a particular emphasis on speech and language applications. She will present Large Language Models to foster sustainable community actions and resource management.
Abbie Pascoe-Apaw, Ealing Food Partnership Lead, Ealing Council. Will talk about how local businesses can impact the food system and contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation.
What is Green Technology?
Green technology is any technology designed to reduce the negative impact of human activity on the environment. For more information on Everything You Need to Know About Green Technology in 2024.
For further actions you can take on London Climate Action Week, look at our 10 steps to a greener Ealing.
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