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Event – Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum

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February 9, 2014
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The Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum, is subtitled the future for the Green Deal: engagement, integration and tackling fuel poverty, will take place on March 24, 2014, at Royal Society, 6-9 Carlton House Terrace, London, UK. A year on from the official launch of the Green Deal, this seminar will provide a timely opportunity to review progress and consider the way forward for the scheme in the context of the government’s wider energy efficiency strategy

Guest of Honour: David Thomas, Deputy Director, Green Deal Demand, Department of Energy and Climate Change.

A year on from the official launch of the Green Deal, this seminar will provide a timely opportunity to review progress and consider the way forward for the scheme in the context of the government’s wider energy efficiency strategy.

Delegates will consider the relatively slow rate of Green Deal take-up and how this might be boosted – looking at ways of improving both consumer and business engagement – as well as whether radical overhaul is necessary.

They will also examine the Government’s energy policy more widely, focusing on how the different schemes could be better integrated, the role of the Energy Companies Obligation and how best to achieve the objectives of the scheme in relation to reducing fuel poverty in the UK, as well as how strategies in England compare with those elsewhere, including Scotland.

Keynote Addresses

David Thomas, Deputy Director, Green Deal Demand, Department of Energy and Climate Change; Philip Sellwood, Chief Executive, Energy Saving Trust and Dr Nick Eyre, Jackson Senior Research Fellow, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford.



Confirmed Speakers

John Alker, Director of Policy and Communications, UK Green Building Council; Mark Bayley, Chief Executive Officer, The Green Deal Finance Company; Jonathan Harley, Principal Consultant, Gemserv; Nigel Hollett, General Manager, SummitSkills; Bill Hull, Partner and Head of Public Sector, TLT Solicitors; Derek Lickorish, Chair, Fuel Poverty Advisory Group; Simon Osborn, Principal Policy Adviser, Which?; Garry Stevens Smith, Chief Executive, Elite GDP; Stephen Tate, Assistant Director, Environment, Greater London Authority; Andrew Warren, Director, Association for the Conservation of Energy and Graham Weller, Head of Green Deal, British Gas.

For more information or to register click here. 

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