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Valuing energy Futures

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  • Tuesday, 23 May 2017
  • 10:23 - 10:23
  • Duration: 11 mins
  • Publication date: 14 Jun 2017
  • Location: Network Theatre, Hall 12, NEC, Birmingham, United Kingdom
  • Part of event Utility Week 2017

About the session

While RIIO2 is still as much as six years away for electricity networks, it is already clear that the regulatory regime will need to change significantly in the years ahead to accommodate the changing role of networks. This session will explore the future direction of networks and open the debate on how they can and should be regulated as we prepare for the next decade.

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  • Brexit
  • digital
  • electricity
  • low carbon
  • power
  • smart infrastructure
  • smart meter
  • solar
  • utilities
  • water sector

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    Stephen Hall

    Energy Research Partnership, project leader, cities

    Dr Stephen Hall currently holds an EPSRC fellowship investigating deep decarbonisation of cities. He is interested in the links between low carbon innovation, economics, energy, climate change and society. Steve’s work draws on quantitative and qualitative approaches to energy transitions. In particular he is interested in the role of cities and regions in delivering infrastructures compatible with low carbon futures.Steve has undertaken international work on urban emissions modelling, infrastructure finance and energy decarbonisation. Steve has recently published research on innovative business models for energy transitions, how finance and ownership models have both technical and social effects on energy systems, and how cities can play a key role in decentralised energy expansion. Steve’s work has been incorporated into national energy policy, used by the Infrastructure Commission, and adopted by the International Energy Agency.
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