Date/Time: Monday 24th February 2020 11am until 1pm (optional additional round table event until 3pm)

Venue: Priory Street Centre, York

In partnership with the Government Committee on Fuel Poverty, we are asking the question:-

‘Will NetZero by 2050 result in complete fuel poverty alleviation in the UK?’

The event will be held at the Priory Street Centre in York on Monday 24th February 2020. The agenda will start at 11 am with a panel and audience discussion on the question. This will be followed by a networking lunch from 12 noon until 1 pm. You are then welcome to join us for an optional further roundtable discussion on the topic until 3 pm.

The event will provide an opportunity for those involved in the energy industry, research, and government communities to meet to promote collaboration on energy issues. The event is sponsored by the Women’s Whole Energy Systems Research and Industry Network.

Confirmed Panel Members

• Jenny Saunders OBE,  Committee on Fuel Poverty

• Liz Bisset, Committee on Fuel Poverty

• Dr Sara Walker, Reader in Energy, School of Engineering, Newcastle University and Werin Co-Director

• Helen Stockton, Research Manager, National Energy Action (NEA)

• Laura Brown (Chair), Energy Research Programme Manager, Newcastle University and Werin Co-Director

The event is open to all professionals, researchers, and academics with an interest in energy and fuel poverty alleviation. For more information and to register for the event please use the link below. 

Can't make it to York? No problem ... 

There is a dial-in/webinar option for those who are unable to travel on the day but are still keen to be involved. Just register for the event, indicate you are joining us remotely and we will send you the joining details.