One day conference Countdown to 2020: Following the roadmap in the new EMR era Wednesday 7 December 2011 One Great George Street, London Energy in Britain has entered a new era following the radical electricity market reform (EMR) ushered in by the government’s latest energy White Paper. Renewable energy now has an official roadmap plotting the route to delivering ambitious European targets of 15% of primary energy from green sources by 2020. This conference will address the issues and focus on the progress that is needed to reach the targets that have been set. related Minister Praises Leading Homebuilder For Its Staff Pension For A Two Day, Free To Attend Conference On The Technology Of Tomorrow - Book Today KI, A Leading Manufacturer And Provider Of Well Designed And Durable Furniture... Solar Trade Association Calls For Solar PV And Thermal Case Studies Keeping The History Alive At OPUN Conference Renewables Offer Interesting Possibilities For Electricity Speaker John Bercow MP To Address Construction Leaders BIM And Lean Construction Day To Hear From International Experts Achieving Excellence And Red Tape Are Hot Topics At Association Of Building Engineers Conference Acoustics 2011 Sounds Off In Glasgow   share this page Early bird discounts are available until 30 September so take advantage and click here to book online. Confirmed Speakers and topics: Chair: Alan Moore OBE, Former Chairman, Renewables Advisory Board Matthew Knight, Business Development Director, Siemens Energy Building a sustainable green supply industry Martin McAdam, Chief Executive Officer, Aquamarine Power Power generation: offshore and onshore wind build foundations for growth panel session Maria McCaffery, Chief Executive, RenewableUK Onshore wind: overcoming barriers to growth and current projections through the decade Mortimer Menzel, Head of Renewable Energy Practice, Augusta & Co The case for building offshore wind. The risks, rewards and balance between equity and debt when investing in the current climate Allan Rankine, UK Regulatory Affairs Manager, BP Biofuels Biofuels in the UK: meeting the 2020 challenge Richard Slark, Director, Poyry Management Consulting The independent view: scenarios for delivery of renewables by 2020 Other topics to include: The renewable energy roadmap and energy market reform The industry view: challenges and barriers to meeting targets Offshore wind: delivering massive growth and maintaining political support Financing offshore wind Green Investment Bank. Big lever for financing or irrelevance? Funding the sector from the balance sheet and among other energy priorities– the utility view. Progress since the introduction of the Renewable Heat Incentive. Implications for all sectors of progress of renewables or lack of it in other areas of primary energy supply Who should attend?   Key personnel from utilities and power generation developers Suppliers and contractors to the renewable energy industry Anyone in regional and local government with responsibilities, or opportunities, to plan for renewable energy Energy consultants needing to understand how to prepare strategies to meet the set targets Directors and heads of environment, development and planning Climate Change and Sustainability officers/consultants
Venue One Great George Street, London SW1P 3AA, UK Timings 09.00 - 16.40 Registration Click here to book online