The BIEE’s 2018 research conference will explore the challenges and opportunites for an energy system where connected consumers ‘act as the market makers rather than market takers of today’ and will look at the ways markets, business models, technology and regulation will need to change in response. ‘The current market arrangements that we have, the consequent business models that we have and the technology platforms that we have today are simply not going to be fit for purpose for the changing needs of consumers, for the market in the future’
Venue:Blavatnik School of Government 120 Walton Street, Oxford, OX2 6GG
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UKERC Event : The Security of UK Energy Futures
UKERC will be holding an event on ‘The Security of UK Energy Futures’ at Imperial College on 26 March at 4.30. Ensuring energy security is a central goal of energy policy in most countries. The UK is no exception. This event will present the findings of our latest research into the how the increasingly rapid changes in the energy sector may impact future UK energy security.
Steve Holliday to give fifth ‘Future of Energy’ Lecture
We are delighted to announce that our fifth ‘Future of Energy’ lecture will be given by Steve Holliday, former CEO National Grid, on May 8th at the Royal Society.
A post with links to recent research and articles published by our members including Baringa, The CCC, Energy UK, Vivid Economics, Cambridge Econometrics, NERA, SPRU and IPA Advisory.
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