Virtual Event
The Road to Net Zero
October 3, 2023 at
1:00pm ET
The emission-free future is fast approaching, with Canada aiming to reduce carbon emissions by nearly half before 2030. With carbon taxes and legislation changes on the horizon, professionals in the roadbuilding and quarrying industries must adapt now to protect their future’s bottom line.
Adaptation isn’t just about knowing what’s changing, but also what these changes mean for your industry along with the steps, solutions, and actions you can take to lead your sector into a greener future.
The Road to Net Zero, presented by Rock to Road, is a virtual event meant to educate roadbuilding and quarrying professionals on the changes that carbon control legislation will bring, and connect them with the tips and experiences of peers that are key in navigating this road ahead.
Schedule
1:00pm
Welcoming Remarks
1:05pm
Keynote speaker
1:45pm
Break
2:00pm
Roundtable Q&A
Speakers:
- Trevor Wagoner, product manager of sustainability at Astec
- Jon Makar, low carbon materials theme lead at the National Research Council
- Mac Carmichael, director of sustainability & environment at Green Infrastructure Partners
- Bill Gowdy, technical director of aggregates at SLR Consulting
3:00pm
Audience questions and closing remarks
Frequently Asked Questions About The Road to Net Zero
When & Where?
The Road to Net Zero will take place virtually via GoToWebinar on October 3, 2023 at 1:00pm ET.There will be a 15 minute break between live sessions.
Why Virtual?
The safety and wellbeing of our employees, customers, and community is our number one priority. By making this event an online experience, it eliminates the need for attendees and sponsors to travel in-person, while enabling them to still benefit from the event content.What’s Included?
Your registration provides you with access to watch the virtual keynote, all live sessions, and on-demand recorded content and product demonstrations.How do I access?
We will email you an access link to the virtual event the morning of October 3, 2023.If you don’t see an access link in your email inbox, please check your junk folder. If you are still unable to locate the email, contact Tara Jacobs.
