Energy Storage
— A Tracking Transition Event —
*** This event is now scheduled for Monday 5th June 2023 ***
Registration is now open.
Monday, June 5
Content 15:00-16:30 BST
Drinks Reception 16:30-18:00 BST
FREE REGISTRATION – click here
HYBRID EVENT – Queen Elizabeth House, Edinburgh
Storage is a key component in the shift to a more sustainable and decarbonised energy system.
The range of technologies and energy vectors available, the different strengths and suitability of each and the surging interest from investors as increasing amounts of new renewable capacity are added to the grid makes for a compelling story.
Join us to hear from a range of industry leaders as they discuss how storage will revolutionise the energy system.
Topics for discussion will include:
- Why the buildout of storage is essential to the energy transition
- What are the leading storage technologies shaping the market?
- Which companies are leading the way in deploying storage technology?
- What role does policy and regulation play in supporting the sector – and how can it be improved to enhance deployment?
- What are the main finance and investment mechanisms for storage – and is there enough?
- What does the future of the market and the wider energy system look like?
Register to view the session online, or attend in person.
For all event enquiries please contact Becky on becky.coe@dcthomson.co.uk
Itinerary
| 14:15: | Registration and Networking |
| 15:00: | Welcome |
| 15:30: | Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A |
| 16:30: | Drinks Reception |
| 18:00: | Event Close |
Speakers
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Ed Reed (Moderator)
Content Editor, Energy Voice
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Charlie Blair
Managing Director, Gravitricity
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Hannah Bronwin
Director of Business Development, SSE Thermal
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David Cunningham
Director, Cleantech & Renewables, Gneiss Energy
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Andy Lowe
Chief Executive Officer, Flexitricity
Session Partners
SSE Thermal is responsible for SSE plc’s flexible generation and energy storage activities, with more than 650 direct employees across the UK and Ireland. As part of its commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions, the business has a core focus on decarbonising its operations through carbon capture and storage (CCS) and hydrogen technology. SSE Thermal is part of the FTSE-listed SSE plc, the UK’s clean energy champion and a Principal Partner to the UK Government for COP26. Find out more at www.ssethermal.com.
Visit SSE Thermal website
Visit Gneiss Energy website
Visit Gravitricity website
SSE Thermal is responsible for SSE plc’s flexible generation and energy storage activities, with more than 650 direct employees across the UK and Ireland. As part of its commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions, the business has a core focus on decarbonising its operations through carbon capture and storage (CCS) and hydrogen technology. SSE Thermal is part of the FTSE-listed SSE plc, the UK’s clean energy champion and a Principal Partner to the UK Government for COP26. Find out more at www.ssethermal.com.
Visit SSE Thermal website