Gas 2018 - The Next 50 Years

The National Space Centre, Leicester

7th Nov 2018

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Join EUA at Gas 2018 where we will be examining the future of gas and how it can support a low carbon future.

There are a wealth of challenges facing the industry in the coming years with fast approaching carbon budgets, the ‘energy trilemma’ and significant political instability.

Gas can support a low carbon future not just in the energy sector, but in heat, transport and industry, and will play a crucial role in the overall energy mix. Eight out of 10 people rely on gas for home heating; and around 30% of Britain's gas is for industrial and commercial demand and all at a time when great progress is being made in decarbonising gas.

Within the energy sector, ‘whole energy system' thinking is needed as the interactions between the gas and electricity systems continue to increase. Gas has a role to play beyond 2050 and this seminar sets out to investigate the long term future of gas as part of a sustainable energy mix.

This information packed conference provides an opportunity for industry to gather for superb networking and critical insight from senior business leaders. From a view of the gas grid in 2068 and a look at what are our cities might do, to future scenarios for heating homes and developments in gas appliances, we examine the challenges and opportunities our industry faces.

EUA/HHIC/ICOM/HWA/MARC/NGVN/PIG members: £150 + VAT (£180)

Non-members: £300+ VAT (£360)

For booking, sponsor or exhibiting information please contact Natalie Burrows natalie@eua.org.uk 01926 513741
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- 9.00am
  
  Registration and Refreshments
- 9.30am
  
  Session 1 - Introduction
  
  Chair: Tim Roff, Market Sector Lead - Midstream, Advisory, DNV GL
- What will an integrated energy grid look like in 2068?
  
  Chris Clarke, Director of Energy Strategy, Wales & West Utilities
- What will GD2 allow the networks to do up to 2025?
  
  Geoffrey Randall, Deputy Director, Gas Networks Price Controls, OFGEM
- Where will we get our gas from?
  
  Mark Lappin, Technical Director, Cuadrilla
- Changing the gas specification
  
  Sarah Kimpton, Market Sector Lead Innovation, Oil and Gas Advisory, DNV GL
- Q&A
  
  Session 1 panel
- 11.00am
  
  Refreshment break
- Session 2
  
  Chair: Carly Gilchrist, Asset Director, Fulcrum
- 11.20am
  
  Where are we on hydrogen?
  
  Andy Lewis, Future of Gas Innovation Manager, Cadent
- The Energy Systems Catapult view of the future of gas
  
  Phil Lawton, Practice Manager Power System, Energy Systems Catapult
- The future of gas for off grid
  
  Paul Blacklock, Head of Strategy and Corporate Affairs, Calor Gas Ltd
- Q&A
  
  Session 2 panel
- 12.40pm
  
  Networking Lunch
- 1.45pm
  
  Session 3
  
  Chair: Annabel West, Head of Engineering Policy, SGN
- The Future Scenario for heating homes
  
  Marcus Stewart, Head of Energy Insights, National Grid
- Gas boilers - Whatever next?
  
  Carl Arntzen, Chief Executive Officer, Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd
- What will consumers want from gas in the future?
  
  Paul Hallas, Brexit Project Manager, Centrica
- Q&A
  
  Session 3 panel
- 3.30pm
  
  Planetarium show
- 4.00pm
  
  Chairs closing remarks
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Event manager

Name Natalie Burrows

Tel 01926 513741

Email natalie@eua.org.uk

Event Speakers

Sarah Kimpton

DNV GL Market Sector Lead - Innovation, Advisory
Paul Blacklock

Calor Head of Strategy and Corporate Affairs
Chris Clarke

Director of Asset Management, Safety & Environment Wales & West Utilities
Paul Hallas

Centrica
Carl Arntzen

Chair Domestic Heat Strategy Group
Andy Lewis

Cadent Future of Gas Innovation Manager
Tim Roff

DNV GL Market Sector Lead - Midstream, Advisory
Phil Lawton

Energy Systems Catapult Practice Manager Power Systems
Marcus Stewart

National Grid Head of Energy Insight
Geoff Randall

OFGEM Deputy Director, Gas Network Price Controls

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