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The Customer and the Changing Energy Landscape

  In his speech, Iain Conn Centrica CEO talked about the rapidly changing energy landscape ‘a transformational moment for the energy industry, which bears comparison to the revolution we have seen in the communications sector over the past 20 years’. He focused  on  the consumer-driven trends that are transforming the energy market,  arguing that it is  customers who are the real enablers of change, and their behaviour is fundamental to where and how energy will be used. Iain considered the role that technology and big data will play in enabling those changes, the role natural gas will play in the future energy mix and  explored  policy pathways to achieve energy and climate change objectives more effectively.   Download the Podcast

Categories: Energy demand, Energy efficiency, Energy policy, Gas, Meetings

Tags: Centrica, digital energy, distributed generation, Energy demand, Iain Conn, Innovation, new technologies

11th
May
2016

Energy Policy After the Election

Dieter Helm, Professor of Energy  Policy,  University of Oxford. In 2015 British energy policy faces big challenges for EMR, for the capacity and feed in tariff auctions, the Green Deal and the demand side. The presentation  sets out the options and proposes major reforms.

Categories: Electricity and nuclear, Energy and environment, Energy demand, Energy policy, Meetings

Tags: Dieter Helm, EMR, UK

Energy-Policy-after-the-election-DHelm.pdf 322.38 KB
11th
May
2015

BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2014

The Statistical Review provides an objective global overview of energy production, consumption, trade, reserves and prices. During 2013 the world’s energy markets were affected by a weak global economy, an historic increase in US ‘tight’ oil production, and ongoing supply disruptions amid continued geopolitical uncertainty. Technology, policy, and investment have also affected global energy markets. Through the Statistical Review, interactive tools, supporting materials, and our webcasts, we will unlock the story from the data, sparking a frank and valuable discussion about global energy economics. Download Statistical Review report and tables.

Categories: Electricity and nuclear, Energy demand, Energy economics, Gas, Meetings, Oil, Renewables

Tags: BP, Christof Ruhl, Global

17th
Jun
2014

LNG as a Transport Fuel

Lauran Wetemans, General Manager Downstream-LNG, Shell

Categories: Energy demand, Gas, Meetings, Transport

Tags: Gas outlook, LNG, Shell

LNG-as-Transport-Fuel_Shell-101013.pdf 3.94 MB
10th
Oct
2013

Established Gas Demand Uses

Gautam Mukherjee , Head of Gas, Liquids and Economic Analysis, Centrica

Categories: Energy demand, Gas, Meetings

Tags: Gas outlook

Established-Gas-Demand-Uses-Mukherjee101013.pdf 157.77 KB
10th
Oct
2013

Global Gas Demand

Kai Dunker, Lead Economist, Global Gas Markets ,  BP plc

Categories: Energy demand, Gas, Meetings

Tags: Gas outlook, Global

Global-Gas-Demand-Dunker-BP-101013.pdf 620.81 KB
10th
Oct
2013

The Importance of the Demand Side

Malcolm Keay OIES

Categories: Energy demand, Energy efficiency, Energy policy, Meetings

Tags: EUETS, OIES, UK

importance-of-thedemand-side.pdf 780.95 KB
18th
Jun
2013

Is Energy Efficiency Sustainable?

Malcolm Keay, OIES This presentation looks at the links between energy efficiency and sustainability and concludes that they are much more complex than they might appear at first sight. The circumstances under which energy efficiency reduces energy demand, emissions and costs are discussed, including consideration of complexities such as rebound effects, elasticities and persistence of savings. Energy efficiency leads to sustainability when it leads to reduced demand, emissions and costs. To ensure this happens requires an integrated approach to the various systems issues. Policy needs to integrate energy efficiency and low carbon policies, monitor and measure properly and focus on areas where rebounds are less likely to be significant (e.g. storage, demand response, conversion efficiency) and contribution to sustainable systems likely to be greatest (e.g. smart grids, controls and communication, facilitation of non-fossil sources).

Categories: Energy and environment, Energy demand, Energy efficiency, Energy policy, Meetings

Tags: Carbon emissions, Emission reductions, Energy policy, Global, OIES, parker seminars, UK

Is Energy Efficiency Sustainable 2012.pdf 652.89 KB
24th
Apr
2012

Energy Challenges of our time

Dr. Fatih Birol, IEA March Global challenges and trends in energy use, supply and carbon emissions are outlined. Headline trends include; decreasing global energy efficiency, increased spending on energy imports in the EU and a significant increase in global demand to 2035. Economic concerns have diverted attention from energy policy and limited the means of intervention. Emerging economies continue to drive global energy demand, with the Middle East and North Africa meeting most of oil demand growth to 2035. Coal was the most significant fuel from 2000-10 but a golden age for (unconventional) gas is predicted to 2035. In 2010 global fossil fuel subsidies were $409 billion and renewable energy subsidies were $66 billion. Energy poverty is widespread with 1.3 billion people with no access to electricity and 2.7 billion with no access to clean cooking facilities. Delivering modern energy for all would have significant health benefits and a positive impact on energy security and carbon emissions. Action to reduce global carbon emissions is increasingly urgent with high carbon lock in possible by 2017. There is an urgent need for Read more…

Categories: Energy demand, Energy modelling, Energy policy, Energy security, Finance and investment, Gas, Meetings, Oil

Tags: CO2 emissions, Energy intensity, Energy systems modelling, Fatih Birol, Forecasts, Fossil fuels, IEA, Non-fossil fuels, Resources, Supply demand balance

Energy Challenges of Our Time - 2012.pdf 845.28 KB
23rd
Mar
2012

Household energy bills – impacts of meeting carbon budgets

Mike Thompson, Committee on Climate Change The Climate Change Act requires the CCC to consider the impact of carbon budgets on energy supplies and fuel poverty. Fuel poverty has risen from 2004 to 2010. The CCC focus on assessing costs for dual fuel customers however the total cost of carbon budgets, fiscal impact, competitiveness impacts and technology development are also assessed. Recent increases in bills from 2004 to 2010 (£455) were primarily due to factors unrelated to climate policy (which contributed £75). The CCC expects carbon policies to add around £110 to the average dual-fuel bill by 2020, mainly due to support for investments in low carbon power generation. The CCC identify significant potential for energy efficiency to reduce bills, however, these are currently uncertain and require effective policies. If unlocked they would offset carbon policy costs. Households with electric heating could be disproportionately affected by low-carbon costs.

Categories: Energy demand, Energy efficiency, Energy modelling, Energy policy, Meetings

Tags: Carbon budgets, CCC, Climate Change Act, CO2 emissions, Committee on Climate Change reports, Consumer bills, Energy efficiency, Energy pricing, Energy systems modelling, Fuel poverty, UK

The CCC Household Energy Bills impacts of meeting carbon budgets - 2012.pdf 852.88 KB
15th
Mar
2012
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