The UK faces a monumental transformation to modernise and expand its energy system to supply affordable, secure and sustainable energy. With estimations that £1.4 trillion will be invested into the UK energy transition, this scale of capital deployment, across a diverse and rapidly evolving technology landscape, creates a significant challenge for investors.
Join Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy as expert speakers discuss this transition and explore a variety of key issues, including:
- The confidence to invest in the UK energy transition, and the policy interventions that impact this.
- The energy transition technologies investors are most interested in.
- The future grid and its supply chain.
| This is a hybrid event taking place in London for non-executive directors only. If you would like to join in person please register via this link. |
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