Over 4,500 delegates, 525 speakers in 54 inspiring event days since 2002
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Cleanpower, manufacturing, materials, SW
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Over 4,500 delegates, 525 speakers in 54 inspiring event days since 2002
On 1-2 July 2019, we met again for the 10th anniversary Cleanpower and Smart Grids Conference, CIR Strategy’s 51st and 52nd conference days since 2002. A range of clean energy growth topics were addressed and discussed over 2 days. This was the 4th conference event within the CIR Series.
On 2-3 November 2017, we met again for the 15th anniversary of the HVM Conference that took place 15 November 2002 and the 4th Graphene & New Materials Business Conference which was merged with the HVM Conference, the 3rd within the CIR Series, and it was again a success.
On 19-20 June 2017 we staged the 8th edition of this event, the 2nd within this series, and it was a success!
We covered many aspects of graphene technology and business in Cambridge as the new Cambridge Graphene Centre opened its doors.
A high level gathering of 24 executives and thought-leaders met at King’s College to discuss over an evening, a pleasant roundtable dinner and a full day totalling 4 talks and 1 panel, the emergence of growth areas for smart homes around assisted living, energy management and security, how these would benefit consumers and how they could be monetised.
In 2014, in association with AlertMe, we covered aspects of smart home energy and connectivity technology, including an inspirational prior executive briefing day of in-depth talks and meetings and a roundtable dinner at King’s College Cambridge, with a focus on smart grids and energy systems.
A high level gathering of executives and thought-leaders met at the Institute of Directors in London’s West End to discuss over an evening, a pleasant roundtable dinner and a full day totalling 25 talks and 5 panels, the emergence of smart systems for functional but possibly messy cities, how these would benefit consumers and business and how they could be monetised and grown.
Graphene is by any standard an exciting carbon-based functional material that has manifold potential commercial applications. This Oxford conference was one of the world’s best and in-depth discussions of the research, technology and innovations around the carbon based functional materials, connecting with large, global markets.
On 5th November 2013, executives and thought-leaders met in Cambridge with CIR Strategy Ltd to discuss over an evening's pleasant roundtable dinner and two full days totalling 25 talks (day 2 on smart water) and 5 panels, the issues for smart homes and how the sector could be monetised and grown.
In November 2012, senior manufacturing executives and distinguished thought-leaders marked a significant 10th anniversary for the HVM series, in Cambridge, with CIR Strategy Ltd to discuss over conference talks and panels, the issues for the manufacturing sector and how it could be developed.
In 2011, clean energy executives and thought-leaders met in Cambridge with CIR Strategy Ltd to discuss over conference talks and panels, the issues for the smart power grid and how it could be developed. This was one of the early, innovative and ground-breaking conferences in an area that later became a key focus around the world.
In 2008, executives and thought-leaders met in Cambridge with CIR Strategy Ltd to discuss over conference talks and panels, the issues for the circular economy and how it could be developed. This was a very early, innovative and ground-breaking conference in an area that has grown in importance over time.
In Oxford in 2007, senior manufacturing executives and distinguished thought-leaders took part in the inaugural Sustainable High Innovation Fuels and Transport Conference, an offshoot of the HVM series, in particular, the HVM Micro and Nano Technology Exhibition Conferences that had taken place in 2006, in Oxford and Cambridge. CIR Strategy Ltd led a discussion of the issues for the electrification or carbon reduction in the sector.
