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Event
  • Session
  • Wednesday, 23 May 2018
  • 12:23 - 12:23
  • Duration: 14 mins
  • Publication date: 04 Jun 2018
  • Location: Keynote Conference, NEC, Birmingham, United Kingdom
  • Part of event Utility Week Live - Keynote Conference

About the session

With disruptive new technologies and business models emerging, utilities must find new strategies and solutions to survive and thrive.

Thank you for joining us at Utility Week Live 2018 as we examined these changes, and explored the tech and product solutions transforming the way gas, water and electricity utilities do business.

Keywords:
  • customer engagement
  • energy
  • low carbon
  • mobile

Channels

Power

Power

Speakers

  • Jo-Jo  Hubbard

    Jo-Jo Hubbard

    Co-founder & COO, Electron

    Jo-Jo Hubbard is the COO and co-founder of Electron: a digital energy start-up, building blockchain platforms and ecosystems for and with the energy industry. Before Electron she spent four years in renewable energy investment banking, worked in a cleantech VC and consulted on digital transformation at McKinsey. She also coordinates the energy community for Singularity University in the UK.
  • Peter Emery

    Peter Emery

    Electricity North West, Chief executive officer

    Peter is a graduate engineer with more than 30 years’ experience in the energy sector. He spent twenty years with Esso and ExxonMobil specialising in strategic planning and operational management. He spent ten years in leadership positions in refining & supply culminating in the appointment to the position of operations manager at Fawley Refinery, with full responsibility for the operation of the UK’s largest refinery. In 2004, he joined the board of Drax Power Limited, the owner of the largest power station in the UK, as production director. He was a member of the executive team which carried out a successful IPO of the Drax business on the London Stock Exchange in December 2005. Post flotation, Peter played a leading role in converting Drax into a major renewable generator (including the development of biomass pelleting plants and export facilities in the USA) and was chairman of Capture Power, the joint venture vehicle responsible for the development of the White Rose Carbon Capture and Storage Project. In September 2012, he was appointed as a non-executive director of N.G. Bailey, a privately owned major electrical and mechanical contractor with an annual turnover of £400-500m, based at Denton near Ilkley, West Yorkshire. In 2016, he was appointed as chief executive officer of Electricity North West Limited, a business which is responsible for the electricity distribution network covering Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria.
  • Peter Emery

    Peter Emery

    Electricity North West, Chief executive officer

    Peter is a graduate engineer with more than 30 years’ experience in the energy sector. He spent twenty years with Esso and ExxonMobil specialising in strategic planning and operational management. He spent ten years in leadership positions in refining & supply culminating in the appointment to the position of operations manager at Fawley Refinery, with full responsibility for the operation of the UK’s largest refinery. In 2004, he joined the board of Drax Power Limited, the owner of the largest power station in the UK, as production director. He was a member of the executive team which carried out a successful IPO of the Drax business on the London Stock Exchange in December 2005. Post flotation, Peter played a leading role in converting Drax into a major renewable generator (including the development of biomass pelleting plants and export facilities in the USA) and was chairman of Capture Power, the joint venture vehicle responsible for the development of the White Rose Carbon Capture and Storage Project. In September 2012, he was appointed as a non-executive director of N.G. Bailey, a privately owned major electrical and mechanical contractor with an annual turnover of £400-500m, based at Denton near Ilkley, West Yorkshire. In 2016, he was appointed as chief executive officer of Electricity North West Limited, a business which is responsible for the electricity distribution network covering Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria.
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