The Big Energy Summit 2022 – Energy Local
The delegate pack can be accessed here
Presentations
Day One
Introduction
Paul O'Brien, APSE Chief Executive
Warwick’s ‘Climate Change People’s Inquiry’
Dave Barber, Director for Climate Change, Warwick District Council and Alice Ellis, Sustainability Energy & Engagement Officer
Heat Networks
Cantor Mocke, Head of Market Growth for Heat Networks, BEIS
Community wealth building
Ellie Radcliffe, Senior Researcher, Centre for Local Economic Strategies
Tracking and reducing energy use in your estate
Alan Barber, Chartered Energy Manager and APSE Energy Associate
Engaging with the local economy
Cllr Barry Lewis (Leader of the Council and Climate Change Portfolio Holder), Derbyshire County Council
Electric Vehicle Charging Innovation in Oxfordshire
Sam Thomas, Electric Vehicle Projects Manager, I-hub Innovation Team, Oxfordshire County Council
Energy efficiency 4: Alleviate the energy bill crisis with domestic efficiency improvements
Duncan McCombie, Chief Executive Officer, Yes Energy Services
EV chargers 2: EV charging – a role for local authorities
Joseph Ellwood, Product Marketing Specialist, ABB E-Mobility
Community Energy’s Role in meeting decarbonisation targets
Duncan Law, Acting Co-Chief Executive, Community Energy England
Skills and training
Michael Gallagher, Head of Midlands Energy Hub, Nottingham City Council
The Energy MBA
Danny Mather, Head of Corporate Finance and Robyn Lees, Climate Change and Sustainability Officer, Warrington Borough council
Building Services – the missing link in your plan to reduce emissions
Mike Keating Mechanical Design Engineer, Low Carbon Consultant and APSE Energy Associate
Solar – growing and growing
Steve Cirell, APSE Energy associate
Day Two
Introduction
Charlotte Banks, Energy Research and Project Officer, APSE Energy
New Report Launch: Accelerating Net Zero Delivery: The role of climate action in our city regions
Rob Saunders, Challenge Director, Prospering from the Energy Revolution, Innovate UK
Trees, trees, trees…
Mark Holmes, Carbon Neutral Cornwall Manager, Cornwall Council
Midlothian’s Energy Services company
Gordon Pollock, Project Director, Midlothian Council
Heat pump driven decentralised energy networks – benefits
Ieman Barmaki, Director of Low Carbon Partnerships, Kensa Contracting
Introducing AceOn’s ‘Win – Win – Win’ solution: The time for solar PV AND energy storage is NOW
Richard Partington, Managing Director, AceOn Energy
Investing in EVs – what about the infrastructure?
Ross MacDonald, Contracts Manager, Boyd Brothers
Getting your hands on the money
Neil Witney, Senior Policy Advisor, Local Net Zero Team, BEIS
Talk to your planners about energy and…
Tim Crawshaw, President of the Royal Town Planning Institute and APSE Energy Associate
Local authorities putting the local in Smart Local Energy Systems
Inga Doherty, Energy Insights Lead, Oxfordshire County Council and Ruth Harris, Local Energy Oxfordshire Project Officer, Oxford City Council
Looking at the bigger picture - Modern Energy Partners and Local Area Energy Plans
Christine St John Cox, Head of MEP and Jake North, Development Manager, Energy Systems Catapult
A vision and asks following COP26 and closing comments
Paul O'Brien, APSE Chief Executive
About the Event
The theme of the Summit is ‘Energy Local’ with a focus on supporting local authorities with the renewables, energy efficiency, climate change and sustainability agenda. You will hear from expert speaks on topics such as heat networks, EV charging, green finance, skills & training, community wealth building, engaging with the local community and many more! The Summit is a chance to listen to expert speakers and ask them questions, as well as network with colleagues from local authorities across the UK.
We understand that local authorities have a role to play to address this agenda but may not have the capacity to fulfil that role. Our aim is to support our members to be more informed and to learn from others across the local government sector as well as providing a chance for them to showcase the work they have done and the benefits for their local communities and economies.
Promoting excellence in public services
APSE (Association for Public Service Excellence) is a not for profit unincorporated association working with over 300 councils throughout the UK. Promoting excellence in public services, APSE is the foremost specialist in local authority frontline services, hosting a network for frontline service providers in areas such as waste and refuse collection, parks and environmental services, cemeteries and crematorium, environmental health, leisure, school meals, cleaning, housing and building maintenance.
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