Edinburgh
27th-28th Sept
2011

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For a low
carbon future

EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE CENTRE

27th-28th Sept 2011

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The need to get Scotland’s low carbon projects and the supply chain happening in parallel to create a virtuous cycle of investment and growth will be the focus of this year’s conference.

World-leading marine energy expertise and superb natural resources provide Scotland with its biggest opportunity since the discovery of North Sea Oil to create wealth, skills and security of supply. In addition, Scotland has great opportunities to be amongst the global leaders in energy efficiency and recovery.

The conference, with guest speakers from around the world, will look at what needs to be done across the energy spectrum – from generation to consumption – to help meet Scotland’s ambitious low carbon 2020 targets.

Thought Leadership

Andrew Buglass. Andrew Buglass - Head of Energy, Structured Finance, Royal Bank of Scotland
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Paul Brewer. Paul Brewer is a partner with PwC specialising in Corporate Finance, Infrastructure, Government and Energy.
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Lady Susan Rice. Lady Susan Rice, Managing Director of Lloyds Banking Group Scotland.
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Euan McVicar, Bob Ruddiman & James Elwen, McGrigors.. Euan McVicar & Bob Ruddiman, McGrigors
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Aquamarine Power CEO explains Oyster 2

Aquamarine Power CEO explains Oyster 2
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Wave energy developer Aquamarine Power unveils the design of its Oyster 2 wave energy converter which will be built in Scotland in summer 2010. In this video, Aquamarine Power CEO ...

Alex Salmond

"The value of Scotland’s low carbon market is expected to rise from around £8.5 bn in 2007/08 to £12 bn by 2015/16 – representing over 10% of the Scottish economy."

Alex Salmond
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