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Government and European Union Energy Regulatory Agenda and its Implications for the Manufacturing Industry

Session
Wednesday, 09 July 2014
00:00
Duration: 32 mins
Publication date: 09 Jul 2014
Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, Stretford, United Kingdom
Part of event Future Factory Series: Energy Management and Manufacturing Sustainability

About the session

This presentation discusses the UK Government's and the European Union's energy regulatory agenda and its implications for the manufacturing industry.

Channels

Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Employability

Employability

Speaker

Richard Warren

EEF (Engineering Employers' Federation), Climate, Energy and Environment Team, Senior Energy and Environmental Policy Advisor

Richard joined the Climate, Energy and Environment Team at EEF in December 2013 with a primary focus on UK energy and climate change policy. Since joining EEF, Richard took a leading role in EEF's 2014 Budget campaign that saw the securing of a significantly expanded compensation package for Energy Intensive Industry as well as the widely published Carbon Price Support freeze.Prior to moving to EEF Richard worked for a number of years in the food and drink sector covering a range of environmental and sustainability issues including the management of the dairy sector's climate change agreement and the management and implementation of the sector's voluntary sustainability initiative, the Dairy Roadmap. Prior to working in industry Richard worked as an adviser to a number of local politicians.