As technology innovation rapidly accelerates across London, the question isn’t just what we can build, it’s what it costs for our city and the planet.
Join us for the second instalment of the Future London series, hosted by the Knowledge Quarter and The London Society.
Future London: Technology & Sustainability explores how environmental change is experienced by people living and working in boroughs like Camden and Islington, and how digital tools are being used to tackle everyday challenges.
Researchers and industry leaders will examine how these technologies are reducing emissions in real time and shaping smarter, greener decisions across London.
Moderated by Thea Sherer (Springer Nature), the panel includes:
• Georgia Elliott-Smith | Elliott Wood
• Professor Adam Sobey | The Alan Turing Institute
• Sandy Tung | Greater London Authority
• Aiden O’Sullivan | UCL Energy Institute
We’ll be asking the important questions: What is the true cost of London’s rapidly evolving tech sector? As digital infrastructure expands, how do we ensure it works for people and the environment – not against them?
Part of Future London, a Spring 2026 series brought to you by the Knowledge Quarter and The London Society.
Tickets are £9.60 or FREE for London Society members.
Bookings can be made for this event via a third party website – see button left / below. Note: Free member tickets require approval after booking.