| Day 1 | Tuesday 27th September 2011 | ||
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| 0900 – 0905 | SLCI Film 2011 |
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| 0905 - 0915 | Chair – Angus McCrone, Bloomberg New Energy Finance |
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| 0915 – 0945 |
Opening Keynote Address – Rt. Hon. Alex Salmond – First Minister of Scotland |
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| 0945-1030 |
The RBS Address - Global Perspectives |
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| 1030-1100 | Networking Coffee |
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| 1100 – 1215 |
The 2020 Vision - Clarity, confidence and collaboration
Lady Susan Rice CBE, Managing Director of Lloyds Banking Group Scotland, 2020 Leadership Group member and Chair of the Finance Sub Group Paul Brewer, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, 2020 Finance Sub Group member James Hamilton, PA Consulting Round table – Chair Lady Susan Rice
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| 1215 – 1315 | Major Capital |
Supply Chain |
Innovation |
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| PWC | Enabling capital flows for offshore wind development | PA Consulting | Intelligent prioritisation | Scottish Enterprise | Carbon Capture and Storage. Key drivers to investment in CCS plant & wider infrastructure; the development scenarios; investment models & the regulatory environment. |
| 1315 - 1415 | NETWORKING LUNCH |
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| 1415- 1530 |
How to build an Industry A unique opportunity to hear from key business and political leaders discuss and debate the skill base, supply chain, infrastructure and investment required to support the global industry Boardroom Debate
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| 1530-1625 | Development |
Infrastructure |
Innovation |
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| McGrigors - Euan McVicar | Opportunities for Inward Investment. The key role that inward investment will play in the development of the sector | Deloitte - Roman Webber | The next generation – talent for renewable energy - Views from around the industry | Semple Fraser, Vince Brown | Waste to Energy. The opportunities and cost of taking waste and utilising intelligently. |
| 1625 - 1635 | Coffee Break |
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1635 – 1730 Wood Gp /SE Sir Ian Wood |
Oil and Gas into Renewable. How can we learn from the Oil & Gas sector to reduce risk and cost and improve efficiency. | Scottish Enterprise - Paddy Turnbull Chair Smart Grid UK | Smart Grid. The investment opportunities in a global industry | ||
| 1730 – 1745 | Closing remarks and conference cocktail – Michael Liebriech Bloomberg New Energy Finance | ||||
| 1930 - 2300 | Dinner – National Museum of Scotland | ||||
| Day 2 | Wednesday 28 September 2011 | ||
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| 0900 - 0910 | Welcome and opening remarks, Angus McCrone |
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| 0910 – 0940 | Keynote Address |
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| 0940 - 1010 | Moderated audience Q&A |
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| 1015 – 1045 | Networking Coffee Break |
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| 1055 - 1155 |
Question Time – Role of Government to stimulate investment Panel:
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| 1200 - 1255 | |||||
| RBS - Andrew Buglass | Delivering the renewable sector – financing emergent technologies | Capita/Carillion - Alan Somerville | Creating a Low Carbon Built Environment. Rhetoric into Reality? | City of Munich/ Edinburgh Centre on Climate Change | The need for social and business innovation to deliver the low carbon agenda |
| 1300-1400 | Networking lunch |
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| 1400 – 1500 |
Smart Cities Cities are the growth engines of the economy. Their role in delivering a sustainable, low carbon economy is crucial. Understanding how this can be achieved is an emerging agenda, but one which is going to be strongly supported by government going forward. This session places the Smart Cities agenda in context and draws on real life examples to examine how projects can be delivered and the investment opportunities this presents. Chair: Nicola Sturgeon, Deputy First Minister Panel:
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| 1500-1515 | Coffee Break | ||||
| 1515 - 1610 | Energy Efficiency |
Heat agenda |
Transport |
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| Ernst & Young - Steven Lang | Key Drivers of Energy Efficiency and financial Structures to support | Skanska - Peter Jones | Meeting the heat demand of Smart Cities. | Edinburgh Napier University Professor Martin Tangney | The transport evolution – biofuels, electric cars, new technologies including intelligent transport systems and influencing consumer behaviour. |
| 1615 - 1625 | Closing remarks – Angus McCrone, Bloomberg New Energy Finance | ||||
| 1625 - 1630 | Ron Hewitt CEO, Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce | ||||
| 1630 - 1645 | Conference Closing keynote Fergus Ewing, Minister Energy, Enterprise and Tourism | ||||