The UK is confronted with the formidable challenge of reducing emissions by over half within the next decade to align with net-zero targets. This will require a comprehensive transformation of our energy system.
This webinar will draw on insights from the Deloitte Academy's recent survey of UK energy and infrastructure companies. We will delve into strategies to expedite the UK's energy transition and consider the key elements of this transformation, including the interplay between infrastructure companies, energy-intensive consumers, investors, policymakers, customers, and the supply chain.
Our discussion will span a multitude of areas, including policy and regulation, investment and incentives, supply and demand dynamics, the net-zero workforce, and the role of technology and innovation.
| This event is hybrid. If you would like to join in person in central London, please contact us via events@chapterzero.org.uk |
Ryan Miller
Managing Director, KKR
Ulf Nahrath
Vice President of UK Energy Transition Infrastructure, Shell UK
Maria Tjader
Government Affairs Lead UK & Ireland, Schneider Electric
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