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Annual Conference 2014: The Low Carbon Contribution: Driving Growth; Delivering Jobs

Tue 15 July 2014Back to gallery list

The LowCVP Conference 2014 took place on Tuesday 15 July in Central London and was sponsored by EDF Energy. 

This year the LowCVP Conference looked at The Low Carbon Contribution: Driving Growth; Delivering Jobs launching new research by E4tech/CAIR, commissioned by the LowCVP. Baroness Kramer, Minister of State for Transport gave the keynote address.  There were sessions on how the national low carbon policy agenda can be delivered at local level and on the politics and prospects for lower carbon fuels.

LowCVP MD, Andy Eastlake Baroness Kramer, Minister of State for Transport Baroness Verma, Climate Change minister, DECC LowCVP Chairman, Darran Messem L-R: Jonathan Murray (LowCVP), Baroness Verma, (DECC) and Mark Constable (EDF Energy) Adam Chase, E4Tech Joe Greenwell, CEO, Automotive Investment Organisation Lord Deben, Chairman, Climate Change Committee Matthew Pencharz, Senior Adviser on Environment to the Mayor of London Transport Minister Baroness Kramer and LowCVP Chairman Darran Messem at vehicle display outside LowCVP Conference Transport Minister Baroness Kramer and LowCVP Chairman Darran Messem at vehicle display outside LowCVP Conference Conference Session: Panel on Delivering Growth and Jobs from low carbon automotive investment Conference Session: Panel on Driving Low Carbon Automotive Investment in the UK Conference Session: Panel on Innovative Approaches to EV and PHEV Introduction Prof Jim Skea, Professor of Sustainable Energy, Imperial College London and the IPCC Rob Wakely, Head of Low Carbon Fuels, Dept for Transport Shell Eco-Marathon winner Parallel Session: Panel on Translating National Policy to Local Context Parallel Session: Panel on Low Carbon Fuels Mark Constable of EDF Energy, the conference sponsors

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