Erik Turner

The cohort of The Catalyst Lab 2nd edition
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Wie können wir eine nachhaltige Energieproduktion sicherstellen und das Konzept der Kreislaufwirtschaft in die verschiedenen Branchen und Arbeitsbereiche integrieren?

Erik Turner (TI)

Current field of activity: project manager, engineering consulting firm
UN sustainability goals:
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. (SDG 4)
Ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns (SDG 12)

Erik is a chemical process engineer from Ticino. He studied at EPFL in Lausanne and then ETH in Zürich, where he earned a Master's degree in Process Engineering. Currently, he works as a Project Manager at a successful start-up enabling permanent CO2 storage in mineral waste material: www.neustark.com

At Sustainability Week International, and previously YES-Europe, he aims to connect young adults who are enthusiastic about energy and sustainability and jointly develop concrete proposals for a sustainable education strategy. 

Projects

  • YES-Europe
    YES-Europe (Young Leaders in Energy and Sustainability) is a community created to empower students and young professionals across Europe with the mission of catalyzing the energy transition by creating an environment where youth are given a space to develop ideas, take on responsibility, build their local community and act for change.
    Within the focus scope of ETH Zürich, we aim to engage all relevant stakeholders in a reflecting process. Through this research project, we’ll research, prototype and design sustainable solutions to integrate sustainability at the core of the university.

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