Programme
All speakers are invited only at this stage. The organisers reserve the right to change the programme in light of speaker availability and policy developments.
Time | Session |
Speakers |
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0845 |
Registration |
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0915 |
Plenary 1 |
Welcome: Julian Packer, CHPA Chair |
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1100 |
Coffee |
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1130 |
Workshop 1 |
1A: Reshaping the Market: Industry, Commerce & the Public Sector This session explores how the combination of energy policy and economic recovery are re-shaping the market outlook for industrial and commercial energy consumers – and asks whether they are creating the conditions for a new expansion of CHP. Chair: CBI
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1B: Creating Supply, Changing Demand: Homes & Communities This session looks at the changing relationship between energy supply and demand in the built environment - and asks how far new policies can go in strengthening a growing market for CHP and district heating in our homes and communities. Chair: TBC
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1300 |
Lunch | ||
1400 |
Workshop 2 |
2A: Managing Energy, Controlling Risk: Industry, Commerce & the Public Sector With a future of rising prices and growing concerns over reliability of energy supplies, many businesses and organisations are seeking to take greater control in managing their future energy needs. This session takes a closer look at new investments in CHP in industry, commerce and the public sector, highlighting lessons learned and identifying new opportunities for cost and carbon saving. Chair: Paul Gardiner, CHPA
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2B: The Future Is Now: CHP in Our Homes & Communities A more sophisticated approach to energy in the planning process, radical changes in building controls and the reality of rising energy prices are building the pressure for change in the way we meet our needs for heat and power in our homes and wider communities. This session highlights actions that are already being taken to address these challenges in different sections of the market, illustrating new opportunities and sharing valuable experiences. Chair: Ian Manders, CHPA
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1530 |
Coffee |
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1600 |
Plenary 2 |
The Political Debate: Have we got the balance right between radical decarbonisation and economic growth? Our closing debate will bring together opinion formers and thought leaders to assess the balance between the need to stimulate economic growth and our shared carbon reduction goals. What price economic growth? What price decarbonisation? Can a genuine balance be achieved? Chair: Julian Rush, Journalist and Broadcaster Invited Panellists:
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1700 |
Conference End |
Last Updated (Tuesday, 27 September 2011 10:29)