Energy: Changing Times
– organised by ESTA’s IECg
– hosted by ENGIE
27 September 2018,
Taking place at:
thestudio
Riverside West, Whitehall Road
Leeds LS1 4AW
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Organised by ESTA’s Independent Energy Consultants’ Group (IECg) and hosted by ENGIE this one day briefing (10am – 4pm) brings together energy management professionals, business energy consumers and local experts to discuss new policy, legislation and the services tasked with supporting the progress of key efficiency, emissions and UK objectives. Topics will include the impact of BREXIT on UK Energy Policy; EU ETS: Where Next?; ESOS (and ISO50001) and SECR. In addition, there will be an opportunity to develop ideas to feedback to policy makers while also helping to expand your network and energy services options within the sector.
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IECg September 2018 – About | Conference Agenda | Venue Information | Book your place
About
The ESTA Independent Energy Consultants’ Group (IECg) members provide the expertise to assist organisations with all aspects of energy procurement, management, efficiency, standards and legal compliance.
The group’s members have no exclusive commercial relationships with any utility or equipment suppliers and therefore provide the best independent advice. Its aim is to become the UK’s largest independent Energy Consultancy collective, providing best practice services and advice to energy consumers and furthering the implementation of company-wide energy strategies.
IECg member services include:
Energy management – Energy/carbon reduction policy and strategy | Energy audits to identify energy/carbon reduction opportunities | Implementation of ISO 50001 | Feasibility studies | Project implementation from funding and tendering support to commissioning | Energy Savings Verification (ISO 50015 and IPMVP) | Monitoring and targeting | Energy Training | Implementation of routine energy reporting schemes | Operational improvement including controls optimisation and re-commissioning | Software development | Thermal Modelling & Imaging
Support with Energy Standards and Legislation Compliance – ISO 50000 series | Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) | Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) | EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EUETS) | Climate Change Agreements (CCA) | Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) | Energy Performance in Buildings Directive (EPBD) | Air Conditioning Inspections (CIBSE TM44) | Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM)
Energy Procurement – purchasing | invoice validation | historic invoice audits
Conference Agenda
10.00 Registration, Refreshments & Networking
Session 1
10.30 – Welcome
Andrew Park, Vice Chair, ESTA’s IECg
10.35 – Setting the scene for Energy Services
Matt Dracup, Energy Services Director, Business Energy & Services, ENGIE UK & Ireland
11.00 – Where next for emissions legislation? – EU ETS, MCPD (Medium Combustion Plant Directive)
India Redrup, Policy Executive, Energy UK (EU ETS)
Louis Redshaw, Managing Director, Redshaw Advisors (Trading, Risk Management)
James Jackson, Regulatory Analyst, UK Power Reserve (MCPD)
11.45 – Refreshments & Networking
Session 2
12.00 – How will BREXIT impact on UK Energy Policy?
Jeremy Nicholson, Director, Energy Intensive Users’ Group (EIUG)
Andrew Warren, Chairman, British Energy Efficiency Federation (BEEF)
12.45 – Ask the panel
Andrew Park (Chair) | India Redrup | Louis Redshaw | James Jackson | Jeremy Nicholson | Andrew Warren
13.00 – Networking and Buffet Lunch
Session 3
14.00 – Welcome
Jes Rutter, Chair, ESTA’s IECg
14.05 – ESOS (and ISO 50001)
Mike Denbigh, Senior Advisor – Environment and Business, Environment Agency (ESOS P2)
James Brittain, Managing Director, Discovery Mill (Influencing People)
Ian Gibbs, Associate, Swan Energy (ISO50001)
14.50 – Refreshments & Networking
Session 4
15.05 – Putting the flesh on Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR)
Gary Shanahan, Head of Business and Industry Energy Efficiency, Tax and Reporting,
Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)
Eddie Proffitt, Technical Director, Major Energy Users’ Council (MEUC)
15.45 – Ask the panel
Jes Rutter (Chair) | Mike Denbigh | James Brittain | Ian Gibbs | Gary Shanahan | Eddie Proffitt
16.00 – Close
Venue Information
Situated at the heart of the city, just a hop, skip and jump away from all major transport links: thestudioleeds sits on the 7th and 8th floor offering 11 vibrant event spaces and stunning panoramic views of the city and countryside beyond. Guests also have direct access to a balcony where they can take in the view whilst enjoying some fresh Yorkshire air.
10am-4pm on Thursday 27 September 2018,
thestudio
Riverside West, Whitehall Road
Leeds LS1 4AW
View location details on the google map below.
Location Map
By Car:
From the M621
Via the M621, exit at Junction 3 and follow signs for the City Centre. Take the second left hand turn onto Globe Road. At the end of Globe Road turn right onto Whitehall Road, thestudio is on your right at this junction. There are two large pay and display car parks on either side of Whitehall Road, alternatively you can park at Leeds Rail Station or Wellington Place NCP.
Parking
Our nearest car park is Citipark at 7 Whitehall Road (postcode LS1 4AW). Alternative parking is available at Wellington Place and Leeds Central Station, it is advisable to check their tariffs for the most competitive price.
From Citipark
Citipark is around a minute walk from our building. On exiting the car turn left on Whitehall Road. You will see our building (Riverside West) ahead of you, it is the last building on the left before the bridge. Our entrance is on the ground floor and signposted thestudio…
Please note Citipark only accept payment by credit/debit card.
Being located in the city centre our recommended car parks can fill very quickly. We recommend you take this into consideration when planning your journey and arrive early as your first choice car park may not always be available. Further car parking is available at Leeds Rail Station, NCP Wellington Place or by consulting www.parkopedia.co.uk.
By Train:
Walking from Leeds Station along River Aire – 9 minutes
To exit the station follow the signs for “Car parks, Aire Street, Pick up point”
At the exit turn slight right and cross over the road, passing in front of the large glass building with steel columns. Follow the path in front of the building, ahead of you will be a series of steps leading down to the riverside walk.
Once you are on the riverside follow this pathway for several minutes, passing a series of large buildings on your right. The path then passes alongside a pay and display car park. Continue straight on along the riverside walk until it becomes slightly narrower and curves back towards the main road. You will now be alongside our building and you will find the ground floor entrance to thestudio on your right hand side.
Please note, the riverside route does involve a flight of steps and is not suitable for guests with wheelchairs or mobility issues.
Walking from Leeds Station along Whitehall Road – 8 minutes
To exit the station follow the signs for “Car parks, Aire Street, Pick up point”
At the exit turn right, crossing the road and keeping the large glass building on your left hand side. Follow the pathway as it slopes alongside a sectioned concrete wall keeping Princes Exchange on your left. Continue along Aire Street past a number of Victorian red brick buildings, until its crossing with Whitehall Quay where there is a pedestrian crossing and Aire Street becomes Whitehall Road.
You will then pass by a series of modern buildings on your left, including the Novotel hotel. Continue on the pathway until you reach the Citipark car park on your left. Riverside West is the final building you will see on your left. You will find our entrance at the far end of the building on your left (just before you reach the bridge) it is signposted thestudio.
Book your place
Complete the form below to gain your FREE delegate pass for you to ESTA’s IECg Meeting taking place on 27 September. Leeds.
If you have any questions / concerns regarding registration please telephone the ESTA office on 020 3773 8165.