The UK Energy White Paper: Implications for Energy Generation

The UK Energy White Paper: Implications for Energy Generation (A City & Financial Global Virtual Summit)

2-3 February 2021

www.cityandfinancialconferences.com/energywhitepaper

City & Financial Global’s Virtual Summit, “The UK Energy White Paper: Implications for Energy Generation” (2-3 February, Online), will provide a detailed analysis of the impact of the ten-point plan and the White Paper’s proposals for the energy industry, its supply chain and the investment community.

Key topics to be discussed include:

• Key energy policy proposals and the energy industry’s response
• Economic, fiscal and regulatory changes
• Financing the expansion of offshore wind
• Reviving the UK’s new nuclear build programme with the RAB model
• The role of CCS in achieving net zero
• Electric vehicles and infrastructure
• International developments and their effect on UK energy
• Energy storage using hydrogen and other applications of the gas

Leading Speakers Include:

Julia Prescot, Co-founder and CSO, Meridiam Infrastructure and Commissioner, National Infrastructure Commission

Michael Lewis, CEO, E.ON UK

Matthieu Hue, CEO of EDF Renewables, EDF Energy

Nicola Shaw, UK President, National Grid

CCSA members receive a discount.

Fees:

Private Sector: £595 + VAT / Association Member: £476 + VAT (with 20% discount code: UKE20CCSA)

Public Sector: £395 + VAT / Association Member: £316 + VAT (with 20% discount code: UKE20CCSA)

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