Utility Regulation

Hogan Lovells, Holborn Viaduct, London EC1 2FG

13th Apr 2016

 

  • EUA is delighted to welcome back by popular demand its "Utility Regulation 2016" one-day seminar - an annual look at leading regulatory policy and practice as it continues to shape planning, investment and operation of the nation's utility markets and infrastructures. With energy markets under review by the Competition and Markets Authority, retail markets for water and sewerage services heading towards full competition for large consumers, and a major 10-year strategic review of telecommunications markets in progress, it is timely to consider how regulatory policy is helping to deliver on higher level policy ambitions at both UK and EU level. Do join us for a cross-sector look at key regulatory developments as they impact your industry. We are delighted that the event is being hosted in 2016 by Hogan Lovells at its London conference venue in the heart of the City of London.

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    • 09.00-09.30

      Registration/Refreshments

    • Session 1 – Production and Supply

      Chair: Richard Tyler, Partner, Hogan Lovells

    • 09.30

      Welcome by Chair

    • Policy to deliver the 4th and 5th Carbon Budgets

      Dr Gordon Edge, Director of Policy – Economics & Regulation, RenewableUK

    • Making communications work for everyone: A strategy for promoting investment and competition

      Ed Leighton, Strategy Associate, OFCOM

    • Levy Control Framework – 2020 and beyond

      Peter Dickson, Partner/ Technical Director, Glennmont Partners

    • Is UK Energy Policy Working?

      Alex Harrison, Counsel, Hogan Lovells

    • Q&A

      Session 1 panel

    • 11.20

      Refreshment break

    • Session 2 – Networks and Grids

      Chair: Jonathan Chapman, Offshore Business Unit Director, Balfour Beatty

    • Towards 10% inter-connectivity of EU electricity grids – cooperation or regulation?

      Jonathan Chapman, Offshore Business Unit Director, Balfour Beatty

    • Factors to consider in the case for household competition in water

      Nick Fincham, Director of Strategy & Regulation, Thames Water

    • Future Gas Networks – shaping the regulatory agenda for RIIO-GD2

      Gareth Mills, Head of Asset Investment & Innovation, Northern Gas Networks

    • Q&A

      Session 2 panel

    • 13.05

      Networking Lunch

    • Session 3 – Markets and Consumers

      Chair: Mark Jones, Partner, Hogan Lovells

    • 14.05

      Towards RIIO mid-term reviews. So far so good?

      Maxine Frerk, Senior Partner, Networks Division, Ofgem

    • Securing the benefits of water supply competition

      Charles Yates, Head of Competition, Water Industry Commission for Scotland

    • Managing the regulated environment for smart meter data – ready to go!

      Helen Fleming, Policy Director, Smart DCC

    • CMA outcomes for energy supply – a fair outcome?

      Stuart Cook, Partner, Head of Utility Strategy & Regulation, PwC

    • Q&A

      Session 3 panel

    • 15.50

      Chair’s closing remarks

    • ‘‘Quality Speakers, very good high-level overview with timelines. Informative event with key players - well done.’’

      Derek Procter, CSC

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