Name: Ofgem’s Micro Business Review – good or bad for TPIs?
Start: 2020-09-24T13:00:00Z
End: 2020-09-24T13:00:57.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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A practical example of how Betfred used AI to create energy managers at every store, while giving its operations team the information it needed to cheat the odds and deliver big savings.

Will AI replace the energy manager….?

We will be reviewing UK market movements for both gas and power over the past 12 months. There will be a stronger focus into the next 12 months outlook, including key risks that could impact wholesale prices.

Energy Market Recap and What’s To Come Next Year

At first sight, you don't think your business qualifies for Energy-Intensive Industry (EII) Exemption Scheme discounts. We’ll unpackage your options during this webinar. Ameresco have worked closely with DESNZ over the last 6 years to get companies that do not initially appear to qualify through EII scheme hurdles. We recognise that most companies are unwilling to invest in an application without some guarantee of a return. A “share of savings” package is available -- where you pay nothing unless we are able to successfully get your application approved and receive the benefit. Join this webinar to learn more and how to take the first step.

Are you sure you don’t qualify? Securing the financial discount of EII

Unravelling the long, confusing and overlapping list of acronyms for energy and carbon management standards, legislation, compliance, standards and good practice schemes is a challenge! What do they all mean? Which ones are worthwhile? What’s staying and what’s on the horizon? 

The answers to these and other questions will be answered by our own in-house experts and guest speakers in this 60-minute webinar. All delegates registered for the webinar will receive our complimentary ‘JRP's guide to regulation, compliance, standards and good practice schemes‘, packed full of essential information and an ‘acronym cracker’ to help you navigate your way.

George Richards - Director, JRP Solutions
George has over 35 years’ experience of working with industrial and commercial clients across a range of sectors throughout the UK and Ireland delivering sustainable solutions to improve business performance. 

Carol Somper - Sustainability Director, JRP Solutions
Carol has worked in sustainability for over 30 years, the last two decades of which have involved working in virtually every sector of the economy with corporates, NGOs, HEIs, etc. 

Elinor Kershaw - Principal Net Zero & ESG Consultant, JRP Solutions
Elinor’s career has focused entirely on championing and driving sustainability in its broadest sense - from strategy development to monitoring utilities consumption, projecting usage and budgets, reviewing sustainable procurement, ISO14001 management and materials impacts analysis.

Nathan Cole - Sustainable Supply Chain Team Leader, CDP
Nathan leads the sustainable Supply Chain team in the UK at CDP, helping companies tackle the problem of Scope 3 emissions through collaborative engagement with their supply chain.

Olga Rivas - ESG Technical Manager, LRQA
Olga has 25 years’ experience advising and auditing businesses on environmental, energy, and health & safety risks as well as helping organisations to drive culture change.

Mastering the Carbon Maze: Navigating the future of climate rules and standards

Are you looking to electrify your fleet and maximise the potential of your solar and battery systems? Then look no further than GridBeyond, the leading provider of demand response solutions!

Join us for this webinar where we’ll show you how our technology can support your transition to electric vehicles and add value to your solar and battery systems.
Our experts will take you through the benefits of our demand response platform, which enables you to participate in grid-balancing programs and earn revenue from your energy assets. You’ll also learn how our intelligent energy management system can optimise your fleet’s charging, reduce costs and improve your carbon footprint.
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So if you’re ready to take your energy management to the next level and join the clean energy revolution, don’t miss this exclusive webinar from GridBeyond. Register now to secure your place and discover the future of energy management!

EV implementation and optimisation | the power of co-located assets

Effectively decarbonising operations continues to dominate the conversation for the UK’s industrial sector, with net-zero ambitions being a key focus alongside competitively meeting production demands. 

Join Shell’s Vice President of UK Energy Transition and Infrastructure, Ulf Nahrath, for this exclusive webinar, where we’ll discuss the possible options for decarbonising the industrial sector. Ulf will analyse the economic implications of each option, discussing their potential challenges and benefits.

Finally, there will be a Q&A session where Ulf will answer any questions you may have.

Ulf Nahrath was appointed as Vice President Shell UK Energy Transition & Infrastructure in 2022. In this role, he is responsible for Shell UK’s ambitious energy transition programme. This includes the integration of low carbon assets like wind and solar power generation, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage as well as sustainable aviation fuels and EV charging infrastructure into the energy system as part Shell UK’s ambitious investment programme into the UK energy system.

Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partner, Shell Energy UK Limited, once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with Shell Energy UK Limited for email marketing, please contact bruna.p@futurenetzero.com detailing the specific webinar. You can view Shell Energy UK Limited’s privacy policy here (https://www.shellenergy.co.uk/business/privacy).

Decarbonising the UK energy system and options for the industrial sector

The UK’s reporting standards are on the brink of change – so what is the relevance of disclosing climate-related financial information in this regulatory landscape? 
Join Energise’s lead expert to explore how your risk analysis, strategy, and resilience are aligned to TCFD recommendations and other sustainability reporting frameworks. 
The webinar will be split into 2 parts: a short presentation, including a run-through of the 4 TCFD recommendations, followed by a Q&A as an opportunity for you to ask for advice on your organisation’s position.  

Speaker: Doyin Adeleye, Managing Consultant, Energise 
 
Doyin leads the Strategy & Disclosure team at Energise. His role is to support consultants to deliver the highest quality of climate-related financial disclosures for their customers and tackle the growing risks they’ve identified. 
Prior to joining Energise, he spent the last 14 years working in the Energy, Carbon Management, and Sustainability spaces, both in the public and private sectors, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and building on his passion for nature and community development.

Turning climate-related financial disclosures into a competitive advantage

If energy is a critical spend for your business or if you have committed to a carbon neutral or net-zero target, this webinar is for you. 

Join Rhiannon Mulherin, Energy Solutions Director and Tony Slade, Head of Strategic Development, for a comprehensive session providing exclusive insight into 5 essential steps that your business should take on its road to decarbonisation. 

The webinar will analyse why significant energy users need to decarbonise, identifying the key opportunities and benefits for your business. 

They will then outline 5 steps to decarbonise your operations, highlighting the practical solutions your business can put in place in the short, medium and long-term.

Finally, there will be time for a Q&A session to answer any questions you may have.

For further information visit the Shell Energy website at shellenergy.co.uk/business

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5 of the essential steps for large businesses on the road to decarbonisation

Energy markets have moved dramatically over the last 12 months and power and gas prices are now trading at their highest. This potentially could put energy buyers renewing contracts this year into a position where power and gas contracts could even double in price. In this webinar GridBeyond, Cornwall Insight and United Cast Bar will provide a market update into what is driving this change and its possible impact for energy buyers and critically actions that businesses can take to mitigate against high and volatile energy prices.

Paul Conlon, Head of Modelling & Forecasting at GridBeyond  
Robert Buckley, Head of Relationship Development, Cornwall Insight 
Laura Leonard, Regulatory Market Development Specialist, GridBeyond 
James Brand, Managing Director, United Cast Bar

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Opportunity vs. cost: How businesses can manage the impact of high energy prices

Join Sumit Bose and a team of experts for a webinar as part of our feature week looking at EVs and infrastructure charging. What's the right solution for you? Can an EV fleet or even your business help solve the net zero crisis? What will you do to cope with the rising energy bills? And could charging infrastructure offer a way to get revenue?

Joining Sumit Bose in this webinar:

Simon Tate, Sales Director for the Fleet Services division of Mer.

Julia Poliscanova, Senior Director, Vehicles and E-Mobility at Transport & Environment.

Joachim Brandt, Head of Electric and Autonomous Vehicles at Gemserv. 

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EV charging: the do's, the don'ts and how to survive the energy crisis

Speakers:
John Palmer, Director of Flexible Procurement, EIC
John Dawson, Energy Trader & Market Intelligence Manager, EIC

Join us as we delve into the current drivers that are impacting the ever-changing energy market and what this means today for energy procurement. 
 
Should you look at flexible over fixed contracts? Should you focus on optimising your energy usage or on-site generation? And how can you budget and forecast longer term?
 
EIC's John Palmer, Director of Flexible Procurement, and John Dawson, Energy Trader & Market Intelligence Manager will talk you through everything you need to know from current market conditions and the best options available to you right now to tackle the current rise in energy bills.

Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partners once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with the partner, please email harry.matyjaszek@futurenetzero.com detailing the specific webinar.

Current impacts on energy procurement and what you can do next

With heating processes responsible for about 80% of building emissions in the UK, decarbonising heat from buildings is critical to the UK’s commitment to Net Zero.

Whilst implementing zero carbon heating systems is currently a choice, soon it will be a requirement. People who have not yet felt the brunt of decarbonisation policy, such as landlords, will soon face both regulatory requirements and public pressure to take active steps towards net zero.

Navigating the options available to businesses for transitioning to low carbon heat is a difficult task. Choices can be influenced by location, building use, commercial processes, available space, and personal preference. 

Gill Alker, AMP Clean Energy’s Innovation and Policy Lead, will outline the policy forthcoming changes and the options available to businesses in this webinar.

Speaker: Gill Alker, Innovation and Policy Lead at AMP Clean Energy
Gill Alker has been working in renewables for more than 20 years and is a recognised expert in the biomass field. Her experience spans sustainable development, energy policy, biomass heat, carbon management and environmental impact assessment. 

In her role at AMP Clean Energy Gill has helped hundreds of organisations benefit from renewable heat. Gill works with large industrial, commercial and corporate organisations to help them drive down emissions, improve their bottom line through efficiency improvements, and ultimately, work towards delivering Net Zero.

Gill is a strong business development professional with a PhD focused on Environmental Engineering from Imperial College London.

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How can your business navigate the complex roadmap to Net Zero buildings?

The Energy Security Strategy recently set out how the UK intends to significantly grow the hydrogen economy with a new 10GW hydrogen production target for 2030. The target could herald the beginning of the biggest change in Britain’s energy system since the growth of North Sea oil and gas extraction in the early 1970’s.

With zero emissions at the point of use, hydrogen can play a major role in the decarbonisation of heat, power and transport, and provide large-scale and long-term energy storage.

Mark Tarry, Head of Asset Development at AMP Clean Energy, will explore the options for the rapid scale up of hydrogen and will focus on how businesses can develop hydrogen-ready infrastructure and practices. 

Speaker: Mark Tarry, Head of Asset Development and Main Board Member at AMP Clean Energy
Mark heads up AMP Clean Energy’s Asset Development team which is focused on developing and delivering projects which deliver flexibility in front of the meter and energy directly to customers behind the meter. To date, the team has developed over 80MW of heat led assets and over 250MW of reserve power projects. 

Mark was AMP Clean Energy’s CFO between 2014-2021 and has been part of the senior management team which has led the business since its IPO in 2014 and its take private by Asterion in 2020. 

A member of the REA’s Hydrogen/Green Gas Steering Group, Mark supports businesses to adopt hydrogen ready infrastructure and practices.

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Can your business take advantage of the preferred solution for low carbon fuel?

Is your business ready for upcoming policy and regulation which is expected to increase the ‘cost of carbon’ and lead to intensified emissions reduction? 

Change is afoot for the industrial sector with the implementation of the UK-ETS, and an anticipated future focus on hydrogen, carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) and electrification to support decarbonisation.

With a ‘push’ from government policy there is also the ‘pull’ from consumers who are demanding sustainable products and environmental transparency.

Stuart Reid, AMP Clean Energy’s Head of Net Zero Customer Solutions, will outline the changes to the policy landscape in the 2020s, the low carbon options available, and how industrials can adapt and get ahead in the Net Zero transition.

Speaker: Stuart Reid, Head of Net Zero Customer Solutions at AMP Clean Energy
Stuart leads on delivering cost effective decarbonisation strategies to support businesses on their Net Zero journey. Stuart’s experience spans the private and public sector, and he has a particular specialism in low carbon and renewable solutions for large energy users. 

Stuart has been at the forefront of the development of some of AMP Clean Energy’s flagship projects including the bioenergy centre at Muntons’ Stowmarket site which is reducing the site’s emissions by half and helping the maltster to meet its science-based targets. 

A member of the Renewable Industry Advisory Group, Stuart also has significant experience of supporting the development of government and industry policy to help incentivise businesses to adopt renewable heat.

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How your business will be impacted by the policies driving down emissions

Ready for the biggest net zero event in the UK? We’ll give you a sneak peak at what’s coming up!

Speakers:
Sumit Bose, Founder, future Net Zero
Murray Sirel, Electric Vehicle Consultant, Gemserv
Simon Smith, Managing Director - Energy Efficiency, eEnergy Group plc
Mark Rose, Sales and Marketing Director, TotalEnergies

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The Big Zero Show webinar

In this webinar, hosted with Energy Live News, GridBeyond Chief Executive and Co-Founder Michael Phelan will explore how:

• a battery installation can be used to cut energy costs by providing a hedge against energy price peaks
• an onsite battery can supply reactive power to your site, reducing the possibility of a brownout or blackout, eliminating down-time and ensuring production is not disrupted
• why a battery storage asset may be more suited to shielding critical onsite assets than a traditional UPS or fossil-fuelled back-up system
• your business can reach its sustainability targets by integrating a battery on site
• an on-site battery can support and mitigate risks associated with fleet electrification and the rollout of EV charging infrastructure
• GridBeyond is supporting businesses across the UK and Ireland install battery storage assets with no upfront costs

Please note, all data you provide through pre-registration will be shared with our webinar partners once you have viewed the webinar. If you do not wish your data to be shared with the partner, please email harry.matyjaszek@energylivenews.com detailing the specific webinar.

Managing risk in the energy transition | How I&C can access a CapEx free battery

Ready for the biggest net zero event in the UK? We’ll give you a sneak peak at what’s coming up!

Speakers:
Sumit Bose, Founder, futureNetZero.com
Ben Rouncefield-Swales, Executive Vice President UK & Europe, Bill Identity Ltd
Delvin Lane, Managing Director, Energy Management, eEnergy Group Plc
Ellis Hall, Head of Carbon Partnerships, futureNetZero.com

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As you are likely aware, Ofgem is conducting a micro business review - before this comes to a close in October. we would like to give you an opportunity to have your say and ask questions about what it could all mean. Join News Editor Jonny Bairstow and our panel of invited experts to hear what they think about the review and have the chance to get involved yourself. See you there...

Speakers: 
Caroline Pitt, Independent Policy Expert and Consultant
Jason Miller, Commercial Director, Full Power Utilities 
David Roberts, Independent Commercial Operations Expert

Host:
Jonny Bairstow, News Editor, Energy Live News 

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