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Microgeneration Question Time needs you!
17/05/2011 - On the afternoon of 18th May, the lively All-Energy conference schedule includes a session on progress in the Microgeneration sector – one of the fastest growing UK energy sectors. Part of the programme includes a “Question Time” panel comprising leading industrialists “at the sharp end” of the Microgeneration sector, and is moderated by Dave Sowden, Chief Executive of the Micropower Council, the industry’s principal voice on Microgeneration issues…. Read Dave Sowden’s letter and submit your question!Click here for full story
Emission targets: Cameron intervenes
16/05/2011 - David Cameron has moved to resolve a Cabinet row over the UK's climate change targets, with an agreement on emissions to be announced on Tuesday. This will see drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to 2027 and an overhaul of the way energy is produced. But ministers worried about the impact on the economy and burdens on industry have secured a get-out clause.
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RUK reaction to ECC report
16/05/2011 - Commenting today on the Energy and Climate Change (ECC) Committee’s Electricity Market Reform report, RenewableUK, the country’s leading renewable energy trade association, said that in order to ‘seal the deal’ on renewables the Government needs to get two policy areas absolutely right: the Electricity Market Reform (EMR) and the 2020 delivery roadmap.  Click here for full story
MPs attack Govt’s covert subsidies
16/05/2011 - The government is planning to award covert subsidies of hundreds of millions of pounds to nuclear power, betraying the coalition promise that the taxpayer would not foot the bill for a new generation of reactors, according to an influential committee of MPs.Click here for full story
Scotland’s future energy provision
16/05/2011 - In the afterglow of election triumph, First Minister Alex Salmond was enough of a statesman to disavow a “monopoly of wisdom” in the Scottish Parliament. But does deference to external expertise stretch beyond politics to Scotland’s future energy provision? The question is becoming urgent. A report last week by accountants PwC raised doubts about the affordability of offshore wind-power generation in its projected starring role in Scotland’s future energy mix.Click here for full story
Campaign to promote use of wood fuel
16/05/2011 - A campaign has been launched to persuade more Scottish homes and businesses to burn wood for heating. It is being led by Usewoodfuel Scotland, an EU-funded partnership between Forestry Commission Scotland, the Scottish government, Scottish Enterprise and Forest Research.Click here for full story


TWO DAYS TO GO: taking place on 18-19 May, this year’s event, at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, will welcome 580+ exhibitors, offer a free to attend multi-stream conference, host numerous networking events and exciting show features that will make your attendance valuable, engaging and cost effective. Use the quick links below to find out more.
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 What you can see at the All-Energy 2011 exhibition

With 570+ exhibitors  from 20 countries covering the whole range of renewables, we can certainly offer you a packed two days with us. Our 'What They’re Showing' preview will help you plan your visit – these pictures from our exhibitors should whet your appetite! Refresh this page to see more.


 

 What you can hear at the All-Energy 2011 conference

Our fabulous, free to attend and unmissable conference programme has more speakers (280+)and covers more topics than ever - go to the interactive grid or download the summary PDF. Your input is valuable in all sessions, but is specially requested in advance for the Microgeneration Question Time - click here to find out how you can be involved. 

 There's SO much happening at All-Energy 2011!
Look what else the show has to offer! Click on the links below for more info: 

 UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) at All-Energy 2011

UKTI logoUK - International Business Exchange at All-Energy 2011
UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) invites you to join us on stand C20 to speak with market experts and International companies about opportunities for your business in the renewable energy sector. 

Meet with market experts from across the globe 
Thirty Commercial Officers from around the globe will be visiting All-Energy 2011 and will be available to meet UK companies to discuss the opportunities that exist in each of their respective markets. Countries represented include: Algeria, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, China, Cuba, Denmark, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, Norway, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Spain, South Korea, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, and the USA. Whether you are already established in these markets, or just looking at them for the first time, our market experts will be able to offer you up to date information and advice that will add real benefit to your businesses export sales.
 
Meet with key buyers in the renewable energy sector
A number of key contacts from the renewable energy sector in these markets, including Chile, Germany, the Philppines, Portugal, South Korea and Russia, are also travelling to All-Energy.

 

UKTI's website is at: http://www.ukti.gov.uk/. Places are limited so do not miss out - register your FREE place today! Email paul@btob.co.uk. Main Contact: Paul Clark, tel: +44 (0)1912815777 
UNRIVALLED SUPPORT:
All-Energy 2011 is held in association with:  
  • RenewableUK (formerly BWEA)
  • Scottish Renewables Forum
  • UK Trade & Investment
  • AREG - Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group
  • and under the learned society patronage of The Society for Underwater Technology
The event is supported by a large number of organisations - click here for the full list - and we are extremely grateful to them for their continuing support. If your organisation would like to become involved with future All-Energy events please contact us. 
 
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