Date
Thursday 19 May 2011
Time
11.00am-16.30pm
Location
B1.16, Warwick Business School, Scarman Road, The University of Warwick
Organisers
The Warwick Low Carbon Society Initiative
The event itself
There are major challenges facing energy systems worldwide – how to achieve security of supply and mitigate climate change and, in these constrained times, the costs of achieving both. Some of the key questions include:
How much will we need long distance transmission and will we move from passive to active network management and smart grids?
What are the prospects for “smart cities”?
What will be the role of the demand side?
What about the prospects for injecting biogas into gas networks?
What about the relative balance between gas and electricity – will there be a major switch to electric heating and electric vehicles, for example?
What changes are needed to energy markets and regulation to meet these challenges?
This seminar will explore what is being done in the UK, Europe, China and Russia to meet these new challenges. Download flyer for more information.
How do you attend this event
Please register your interest in attending by sending an email to: Energy.Seminar@wbs.ac.uk
