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David Green OBE, FRSA FiE is Chief Executive of the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] (UKBCSE) which was established in 2002. This followed his previous role as Director of the [[Combined Heat and Power Association]] which is based in the same building ([[Grosvenor Gardens]]). He is also company secretary to the [[Carbon Capture and Storage Association]] (since 2005) also in the same building suggesting a revolving door with potential conflicts of interest. | David Green OBE, FRSA FiE is Chief Executive of the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] (UKBCSE) which was established in 2002. This followed his previous role as Director of the [[Combined Heat and Power Association]] which is based in the same building ([[Grosvenor Gardens]]). He is also company secretary to the [[Carbon Capture and Storage Association]] (since 2005) also in the same building suggesting a revolving door with potential conflicts of interest. | ||
| − | + | Green is also a director of the all-party parliamentary sustainable energy group [[PRASEG]] according to Companies House registered directorships in November 2009. Other positions are held on the [[International Council for Sustainable Energy]], [[Alcohol Services for the Community]], [[COGEN]], [[Community Heating Group]], [[KNW Services]], [[Keeping Newcastle Warm]] ltd, and [[Community Buildings Insulation Project]]. He is also listed as chief executive of the [[Carbon Capture and Storage Association]] from 2008.<ref>Companies House registered appointments November 2009.</ref> | |
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| + | He is member of the [[Energy Industries Club]].<ref>[http://www.eicuk.org/committee-2 Committee], Energy Industries Club website, undated, accessed 3 November 2012</ref> | ||
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According to a biographical note on the UKBCSE website: | According to a biographical note on the UKBCSE website: | ||
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:David Green has also worked as advisor to the State Government in Victoria, Australia as well as the US Department of Energy, the New Zealand Government and various institutions of the European Union. | :David Green has also worked as advisor to the State Government in Victoria, Australia as well as the US Department of Energy, the New Zealand Government and various institutions of the European Union. | ||
| − | :David is a: Fellow of the [[Royal Society of Arts]] | Fellow of the [[Energy Institute]] | Member of the Council of the [[Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies]] | Member of the high level [[Ministerial Advisory Group on Zero Carbon Homes]] | Member of the UK Governments Delegation to the World Summit on Sustainable Development, and the follow up [[International Renewable Energy Conference]] | Executive Officer of the [[British Energy Association]]. | + | :David is a: Fellow of the [[Royal Society of Arts]] | Fellow of the [[Energy Institute]] | Member of the Council of the [[Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies]] | Member of the high level [[Ministerial Advisory Group on Zero Carbon Homes]] | Member of the UK Governments [sic.] Delegation to the World Summit on Sustainable Development, and the follow up [[International Renewable Energy Conference]] | Executive Officer of the [[British Energy Association]]. |
| − | :David Green was award the PRASEG Award for Individual Achievement in 2007.<ref> | + | :David Green was award the PRASEG Award for Individual Achievement in 2007.<ref>[http://www.worldenergy.org/documents/green_david_shortbio.doc David Green biographical note], World Energy Council, accessed 11/04/09</ref> |
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
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==Affiliations== | ==Affiliations== | ||
| − | + | Fellow of the [[Royal Society of Arts]] | Fellow of the [[Energy Institute]] | Member of the Council of the [[Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies]] | Member of the high level [[Ministerial Advisory Group on Zero Carbon Homes]] | Member of the UK Governments [sic.] Delegation to the World Summit on Sustainable Development, and the follow up [[International Renewable Energy Conference]] | Executive Officer of the [[British Energy Association]].<ref>[http://www.worldenergy.org/documents/green_david_shortbio.doc David Green biographical note], World Energy Council, accessed 11/04/09</ref> | |
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes== | ==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes== | ||
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David Green OBE, FRSA FiE is Chief Executive of the UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy (UKBCSE) which was established in 2002. This followed his previous role as Director of the Combined Heat and Power Association which is based in the same building (Grosvenor Gardens). He is also company secretary to the Carbon Capture and Storage Association (since 2005) also in the same building suggesting a revolving door with potential conflicts of interest.
Green is also a director of the all-party parliamentary sustainable energy group PRASEG according to Companies House registered directorships in November 2009. Other positions are held on the International Council for Sustainable Energy, Alcohol Services for the Community, COGEN, Community Heating Group, KNW Services, Keeping Newcastle Warm ltd, and Community Buildings Insulation Project. He is also listed as chief executive of the Carbon Capture and Storage Association from 2008.[1]
He is member of the Energy Industries Club.[2]
Contents
Biography
According to a biographical note on the UKBCSE website:
- He was appointed by the Mayor of London to Chair the London Energy Partnership. He was a member of the UK Government delegations to the World Summit on Sustainable Development and in 2004 took part in the International Conference on Renewable Energy. He was a Commissioner for the LGA Climate Change Commission, which released its final report in December 2007. He is also a member of the high level Ministerial Advisory Group on Sustainable Communities. David Green was awarded the MBE in 1986 and the OBE in 2003.[3]
David Green MBE was also member of the Energy Advisory Panel, Director of the Combined Heat and Power Association, a Member of the Confederation of British Industry Energy Committee and a Trustee of National Energy Action.[4]
According to a biography provided by the World Energy Council:
- David Green co-founded and launched the national charity Neighbourhood (now National) Energy Action that has worked, since 1981, with its local partners to secure warmer homes for over 4 million lower income households. He is now a Vice President of National Energy Action a campaign against fuel poverty.
- David Green has also worked as advisor to the State Government in Victoria, Australia as well as the US Department of Energy, the New Zealand Government and various institutions of the European Union.
- David is a: Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts | Fellow of the Energy Institute | Member of the Council of the Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies | Member of the high level Ministerial Advisory Group on Zero Carbon Homes | Member of the UK Governments [sic.] Delegation to the World Summit on Sustainable Development, and the follow up International Renewable Energy Conference | Executive Officer of the British Energy Association.
- David Green was award the PRASEG Award for Individual Achievement in 2007.[5]
History
Current activities
Views
Affiliations
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts | Fellow of the Energy Institute | Member of the Council of the Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies | Member of the high level Ministerial Advisory Group on Zero Carbon Homes | Member of the UK Governments [sic.] Delegation to the World Summit on Sustainable Development, and the follow up International Renewable Energy Conference | Executive Officer of the British Energy Association.[6]
Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes
Publications
Contact
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Companies House registered appointments November 2009.
- ↑ Committee, Energy Industries Club website, undated, accessed 3 November 2012
- ↑ UKBCSE Speakers Biographies David Green OBE, FRSA FiE, accessed 17 February 2009
- ↑ 'Wilson Announces Appointments To Energy Advisory Panel'. Hermes Database, November 13, 2001. Department Of Trade And Industry
- ↑ David Green biographical note, World Energy Council, accessed 11/04/09
- ↑ David Green biographical note, World Energy Council, accessed 11/04/09
