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Insecurity of UK energy supply. How Loudly should the Bell Toll? A 'Leading Light' event - 22 October 2008. Keynote speaker; Chris Train, Network Operations Director, National Grid, plus Paul Gardiner, Chief Energy Buyer, British Sugar & Keith Munday, Commercial Director, Bizz Energy.
Paying the Price of Cooking with Gas A 'Leading Light' event - 2 April 2008 . Keynote speaker Jake Ulrich< MD Centrica. Special contribution from Didier Holleaux, Gas de France
Adding Colour to the Energy White Paper Going green, awaiting Brown, avoiding blackouts - Malcolm Wicks, Jeremy Nicholson and Duncan Sedgwick - 23 October 2007
Delivery Blueprints for the Utilities How we can make nuclear power a reality in the UK. Vincent de Rivaz - CEO EDF Energy - Keynote Lecture 16 November 2006
Where will we find the energy? Prestige event 8 June 2005
Twenty years of RPI-X Stellar regulatory event 8 February 2005
UK Water Strategy - is there one? CANCELLED Die of thirst or drown in sewage - are these the UK's options? 15 May 2007
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Our next event ? Autumn 2008

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Initial proposals centre on the progress and development of nuclear initiatives and the relationship of these with carbon trading and pricing. Any other different or supplementary, suggestions are warmly invited.

Cooking with Gas

An extremely well-attended and received event. Thought-provoking and knowledgeable presentations from our three speakers; Jake Ulrich, Didier Holleaux and Clive Moffat, followed by a wide-ranging and informed debate. Almost 100 guests graciously hosted by Simmons & Simmons at their excellent City venue.

Twenty years of RPI - X

'The feedback which was voluntarily
proferred, was unanimously excellent.' Hammonds partner

'Just you let you know that some of my colleagues went to the event which you organised and were very pleased that they went. Their comments were unsolicited high praise and I thought I should pass them on.' Jeanne Golay Water UK

Where will we find the energy?

Over 100 people attended and feedback has been good. A range of views - often contradictory were expressed and debate was lively.

'Excellent value'

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