The Low-Tech Meetup is over !
The webinar took place on Friday, September 22. A big thank you to all the participants and our speakers.
During this fourth edition organized by Elcimaï Environnement, insightful discussions took place on the topic of Low-Tech. Numerous solutions were discussed to ensure the energy and material transition of regions and industry.
For those who would like to watch the webinar again, click below :
As a reminder, this webinar introduced Low-Tech and explained how it is an integral part of the response to the economic and physical challenges associated with our activities. It is a movement advocating the use of simple, low-cost, and sustainable technologies. Low-Tech can indeed help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels while strengthening our self-sufficiency.
Below are all the speakers and their presentation materials :
CRISTINA LOPEZ CENTENO
A lecturer and researcher at the Institut Paris Région, she is an environmental economist specializing in risk reduction and climate change.
NILS LE BOT
Lecturer, researcher, and architect-urban planner at AREP, he wrote a thesis on the hyperconnectivity of train stations and explores the concept of smart cities.
STÉPHANIE JOUANNE
Head of the Circular Economy at Elan, she develops eco-responsible practices in real estate to build a sustainable living environment.
CLÉMENT CHABOT
Co-founder of the Low-Tech Lab, he has sailed across the Atlantic, lived in a Tiny House for a year, and now shares low-tech solutions tailored to our lifestyles.
FLORENCE VOSSION
An engineer and division manager at Elcimaï Environnement, she supports local governments in developing and implementing their circular economy policies, with a particular focus on optimizing waste management and conserving resources.
An engineer and business unit manager at Elcimaï Environnement, she supports local governments in developing and implementing their circular economy policies, with a particular focus on optimizing waste management and resource conservation.