The future of energy
- Future energy policy: climate change, security of supply and European integration
- 2050 perspective – Future European power system and strategic implications
- Future utility business models: will we see more specialisation or integration?
- Future energy technologies: when will CCS come of age?
- The future of merchant renewables in the European power market
- Future of carbon pricing: what is the trajectory for the ETS towards 2030?
Speaker Highlights
The RT Hon Greg Clark
MP
Iain Conn
CEO, Centrica
João Manso Neto
CEO, EDP Renewables
Dorothy Thompson CBE
Non-Executive Chair, Tullow Oil
Audrey Zibelman
CEO, AEMO
Johannes Teyssen
CEO, E.ON
Navigating the global energy transition
- What is the future of oil and gas in a carbon constrained world: gradual burnout or revival?
- Next steps for renewables: thriving in a post-subsidy environment?
- Disruptive technologies and the future of the energy market
- Financing the energy transition: evolving norms, risk conceptions and treatment of market-exposed revenues
- The return of the state? Energy sector implications of the British industrial strategy
- The state of the German Energiewende: industrial competitiveness vs decarbonisation
Speaker Highlights
Rt Hon Claire Perry
Minister for Energy, BEIS
Dermot Nolan
CEO, Ofgem
Dr. Pratima Rangajaran
CEO, OCGI Climate
Magnus Hall
CEO & President, Vattenfall
Michael Lewis
CEO, E.ON UK
Simone Rossi
CEO, EDF Energy
2017 Highlights
The transformation underway in the global energy system
- Current state of play in the energy market reform: successes, failures and next steps
- Emerging technologies, scientific progress and deployment potential
- Implementing the energy transformation
- Financing the energy transformation
- Current state of play in the Energiewende: successes, failures and next steps
Speaker Highlights
Ben van Beurden
CEO, Shell
Matthew Bell
Chief Executive, CCC
Cordi O'Hara
Director, National Grid
Peter Bruce
Professor, University of Oxford
Sonja Chirico Indrebø
Vice President, Statoil
Dr. Frank Mastiaux
CEO, EnBW
2016 Highlights
Emerging economic and political forces
- The UK’s role post-Paris: 2030 targets, renewables, efficiency, and the speed of coal’s death
- Perfecting the energy union: interconnection, inconsistent capacity markets, and state aid norms
- Emerging technologies: potential game changers, and their likely progress
- Key disruptive technologies and the flexible energy market of the future
Speaker Highlights
Rt Hon Amber Rudd
Secretary of State, Energy and Climate Change
Steve Holliday
Chief Executive, National Grid
Robert Groves
CEO, Smartest Energy
Laurie Fitch
Co-head, Global Industrials Group, Morgan Stanley
Tony Cocker
Chief Executive, E.ON UK
Richard Nourse
Managing Partner, Greencoat Capital
