The UK CBT is committed to fostering sustainable innovation within the United Kingdom. In this spirit, at COP28, Paolo Tasca and Nikhil Vadgama, the co-founders of the UK Centre for Blockchain Technologies (UK CBT), participated in the UK Climate Leaders Forum. 

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The UK Climate Leaders Forum is a crucial platform that unites various sectors in the UK, including businesses, government ministries, academic institutions, and non-governmental organisations. It also attracts international attention, drawing in representatives interested in the UK's climate initiatives. This year's forum focused on exploring and enhancing the UK's role in global climate action, particularly in the race towards net-zero emissions.

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Key agenda items included discussions on innovative British solutions for climate change, the replication of successful models at a global scale, and the importance of public-private partnerships in achieving net-zero transitions. The forum also addressed the financial sector's role in supporting climate action and discussed advancements in technology crucial for carbon reduction.

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The participation of Paolo Tasca and Nikhil Vadgama at this event is not only a testament to the CBT’s leadership in sustainable technology but also an opportunity to contribute our expertise in blockchain technologies to climate action discussions. By underscoring the potential of blockchain in enhancing transparency, efficiency, and collaboration in environmental sustainability efforts, we are contributing to the national discourse on sustainability.

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We at the UK CBT are proud to be part of these critical discussions and look forward to continuing our work in advancing sustainable innovation in the UK and beyond. Our involvement in events like the COP28 UK Climate Leaders Forum is a key part of our mission to foster a more sustainable future through cutting-edge research and collaboration.

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