Assembly UKERC Annual Assembly 2007
UKERC's Annual Assembly is an excellent chance to network with the great and good in energy research. Attendees previewed the Centre's ambitious whole systems research project and heard presentations on energy security and sustainability, materials and energy, interdisciplinary working and the latest on the UK's energy research and funding activity
UKERC is now into its third year and this Assembly is a key milestone in the Centre's work programme, with a strong focus on the integration of work across its research themes
Presentations
Wednesday 27th June (UKERC members)
An Integrated Approach to 'whole systems' Working - Philip Lowe, University of Newcastle
Policy Issues and Communications - Asher Minns, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change
Energy Priorities: A Developing Country Perspective - Sameer Maithel, Greentech, India
Climate Change Policy and the Gas Market - David Newbery, Cambridge University
Thursday 28th June
UKERC Highlights - Jim Skea
UKERC Technology and Policy Assessment Highlights - Rob Gross
UKERC Demand Reduction Highlights 'The Age of Enlightenment' - Brenda Boardman
UKERC Environmental Sustainability and Future Sources of Energy - David Howard
UKERC Future Sources of Energy and Learning Rates - Mark Winskel
Energy Research and Funding Overview - Alison Wall, EPSRC
Sustainability and Energy - Bernie Bulkin, Sustainable Development Commission
UKERC Integration Project - Jim Skea and Paul Ekins
Friday 29th June
Material and Energy - John Kilner, UKERC/Imperial College
Energy Security - Jonathan Stern, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies