Cabinet secretary for transport, infrastructure and connectivity, Michael Matheson, will be opening the Scotland Clean Air Roadshow in Edinburgh with a topical keynote speech.
He joins an impressive line-up of speakers and vehicle experts at the free half-day roadshow aimed at helping freight operators understand Scotland’s incoming low-emission zones.
Held at Murrayfield Stadium on 2 April, the event will run through current and forthcoming low-emission zone proposals for Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow, all of which are due to be in place by the end of the year.
You’ll hear directly from senior policy-makers in the opening session, with ample opportunity to ask your own questions to the panel.
This will be followed by two workshops and a chance to view the exciting range of Euro-6 and alternatively fuelled trucks and vans on show and speak to leading manufacturers about your business requirements.
Speakers and topics so far include:
- Cabinet secretary for transport, infrastructure and connectivity, Michael Matheson
- City of Edinburgh LEZ convener, Lesley McInnes
- Transport Scotland head of air quality Dr. Stephen Thomson
- Renault Trucks head of LCV UK & Ireland, commercial department, Grahame Neagus on the pathway to electrification
- Financing advice for acquiring new, compliant trucks and vans
- The potential of compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) in your operation
- More to follow...
The event is completely free to attend, but places do fill up quickly so make sure to secure yours today by registering online. Hope to see you there!
