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Event: Henley in Transition: Carbon Neutral by 2012

Event: Henley in Transition: Carbon Neutral by 2012

On: Saturday 28th of March, 2009

From: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Contact: Dave McEwen

Contact email:

Contact number: 01491 573336

Venue:

Thames Room, Henley’s River & Rowing Museum,
Henley

Details:

Henley in Transition: Carbon Neutral by 2012 - Save Money - Save Energy

Join us at an Energy Information Sharing Market at Henley’s River & Rowing Museum, Thames Room.

Talk to independent experts and fellow beginners about how to save money at home and at work keeping warm. Hear about ways in which energy can be saved and how we can reduce our legacy of damage to the planet. The afternoon session will be a repeat of the morning session – so come to either!

Morning Session: 10.00 – 12.00pm

Afternoon Session: 2.00 – 4.00pm

Each session will consist of short lectures (speakers’ details will be given closer to the time). You will then have a chance quiz the specialists, chat and see what people in the town are doing right now at various displays around the room.

Find out more about: · Saving money on your Gas and Electricity bills · Your carbon footprint - bring your bills along · Why planting trees is such a good idea · Renewable Energy and why it is important · Using the River Thames for Hydroelectricity · Solar, Wind and Geothermal Energy · What grants are available ·

How you can help the Henley in Transition group establish how much energy Henley is currently consuming. We need this benchmark in order to start planning towards our goal of being Carbon Neutral by 2012.

This is a ticket only event. To get your free ticket please contactDave McEwen (see details above).

Don’t forget to say which session you prefer!

Please forward this invitation to friends or colleagues that you think might be interested. Tickets will be released to the general public after March 2nd and numbers are limited!

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