PRASEG & FPEEG Seminar: The Energy Company Obligation – What is the best way forward?
PRASEG & FPEEG Seminar: The Energy Company Obligation – What is the best way forward?
Monday 7 April 2014, 15.30 – 17.30, Committee Room 12, House of Commons
Click on a speaker's name to hear audio
Speakers:
Introduction from the Chair, Kelvin Hopkins MP
- Charles Phillips, Department of Energy and Climate Change
- Andrew Warren, Association for the Conservation of Energy
- Emma Pinchbeck, Sustainable Energy Association
- Nigel Dewbery, E.ON
- Peter Smith, National Energy Action
- Alan Whitehead MP, Chair, PRASEG
- Q&A – The Chair will take rounds of three questions to which each panel member will have the opportunity to respond.
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