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Latest revision as of 02:54, 15 August 2013
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Westminster Energy, Environment and Transport Forum is a project of the Westminster Forum Projects Ltd, a UK Limited company (Company number: 3856121) which acts as the parent of a series of 'Forums' or lobbying ventures designed to allow sponsors and members to engage with policymakers.
Nuclear seminar
In April 2013, the Forum held a Keynote Seminar: Next steps for UK nuclear energy: funding, safety and new build.
The venue was the Caledonian Club, 9 Halkin Street London SW1X 7DR Attendees and speakers included:
- John Robertson MP, chair All‐Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy
- Baroness Worthington, Shadow Minister for Energy and Climate Change
- Julian Boswell Partner Burges Salmon
- Dr William Blyth
- Sian John, director, Energy, Environment and Infrastructure Consenting Royal HaskoningDHV
- Morgan Powell
- Mark Higson, chief executive, Office for Nuclear Development
- Jean Llewellyn, chief executive, National Skills Academy for Nuclear
- Nigel Knee, head of nuclear policy, EDF Energy
- David Mowat, MP, vice-chair, All‐Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy
- Paul Flynn, MP
- Professor Laurence Williams, chair CoRWM
- Stewart Kemp
- Michael Farrer, principal consultant Nuvia
- Peter Haslam, NIA
- Ben Goodwin, Senior Producer, Westminster Energy, Environment and Transport Forum
Notes
- ↑ Keynote Seminar: Next steps for UK nuclear energy: funding, safety and new build, Agenda, Westminster Energy, Environment and Transport Forum, dated 23 April 2013, acc 15 August 2013