Date: 16 March 2016 - 16 March 2016, 9:30 - 4:30
Location: Great John Street Hotel, Manchester M3 4FD
Email: beverley.watson@rtpi.org.uk
RTPI NW Planning for Renewable Energy: A Change in the Climate
Date: 16 March 2016 - 16 March 2016, 9:30 - 4:30
Location: Great John Street Hotel, Manchester M3 4FD
Email: beverley.watson@rtpi.org.uk
Renewable energy projects in the UK have seen great growth in recent years, but with recent changes by National Government to guidance and subsidies, will the renewable energy sector continue to grow strongly or will the changes result in a slow-down to the sector’s growth?
This event will consider the growing need for renewable energy developments, how the Government’s changes may impact on the types of renewable energy projects being developed, and look at examples of renewable energy projects in the North West.
Introduction to the focus of energy development in the UK Angus Walker, BDB
Project Example: Scout Moor Wind Farm – a consultancy perspective Peter Rowe, Turley
Project Example: Scout Moor Wind Farm – a LPA perspective Rebecca Coley, Trafford Council (formerly Rochdale Council)
Implications on solar farm developments Guy Maxfield, Indigo Planning
Nuclear Power Krishanthi Carfrae, NuGen
Shale Gas Matthew Shepard, Turley
Community energy schemes Richard Halsey, Energy Systems Catapult
Chairman: Amy Longmore, Turley
Programme
9.30am Registration & refreshments
10.00am Welcome and Introduction by the Chair Amy Longmore, Turley
10.10am Introduction to the focus of energy development in the UK Angus Walker, BDB
10.40am Project Example: Scout Moor Wind Farm – a consultancy perspective Peter Rowe, Turley
11.10am Coffee break
11.40am Project Example: Scout Moor Wind Farm – a LPA perspective Rebecca Coley, Trafford Council (formerly Rochdale Council)
12.10pm Implications on solar farm developments Guy Maxfield, Indigo Planning
12.40pm Q&A
1.00pm Lunch
2.00pm Nuclear Power Krishanthi Carfrae (NuGen)
2.30pm Shale Gas Matthew Shepard, Turley
3.00 pm Tea break
3.30 pm Community energy schemes Richard Halsey (Energy Systems Catapult)
4.00 pm Q&A
4.30 pm Close
Aim: To update planners on the issues affecting some areas of the renewable energy sector in England and to learn about emerging renewable and low-carbon energy developments in England
By attending this event planners should be able to:
- Recognise the issues affecting the growth of some areas of the renewable energy sector
- Compare and contrast renewable energy projects in the North West
- Recognise the communication and negotiation skills used by both local authority and private sector planners in the delivery of the Scout Moor Wind Farm project
- Develop an understanding of emerging low carbon and renewable energy developments in England
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RTPI members: £95 +VAT (£114)
Non-RTPI members: £100 +VAT (£120)
Retired RTPI members: £47.50 +VAT (£57)
Limited subsidised places are available for unwaged members and students on full time RTPI accredited courses: £30 +VAT (£36)