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19.09.13

What Investors Want

 Jeremy Tigue, Director, Head of Global Equities, Foreign & Colonial Investment Trust
19.09.13

UK Energy Policy: A Little Less Intervention, a Little More Action

 Nick White, Managing Partner, Arthur D Little The UK is facing major energy challenges. Aging infrastructure, greater reliance on gas imports and tighter contr...
19.09.13

Financing a changing UK power sector

 Neil Bush, Deputy Director and Head Energy Economist, DECC  
19.09.13

Emerging Trends in Energy Technology Venturing

 Dominic Emery, VP Long-Term Planning, BP Group  
19.09.13

Why is nuclear so difficult to finance?

 Professor Gordon MacKerron Director, SPRU, University of Sussex
19.09.13

The Low Carbon Transition & the Challenge for Distribution Grids

 Ben Wilson, Director of Strategy and Regulation, UK Power Networks
19.09.13

Reforms in the Power Sector and the Implications for Allocating Capital

 Stephen Nash, Manager, Baringa Partners
19.09.13

Policy Issues for Financiers : EMR Update and EU

 Kirsty Hamilton, Low Carbon Finance Group
19.09.13

UK Gas: distractions and challenges

 Prof. Jonathan Stern, Chairman , Natural Gas Programme,  Oxford Institute of Energy Studies
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