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ISR in conversation with Arjan Geveke on energy intensive industry's future

17 May 2023, 5:30 pm–7:00 pm

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Learn more about the challenges facing energy intensive industry, including the energy crisis, decarbonisation and the move to Net Zero.

Event Information

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Cost

£0.00

Organiser

BSEER Communications – The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment

Location

Room 225 (Seminar / Event), Common Room (Reception)
Central House
14 Upper Woburn Place
London
WC1H 0NN
United Kingdom

Join us for the fourth UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources (UCL ISR) 'ISR in Conversation with...' seminar, in which Arvan Geveke will discuss present and future challenges for energy intensive industry.

Summary: Arjan will cover how the current energy crisis impacts on energy intensive industries, the risks and opportunities for these industries to decarbonise and increase energy efficiency and the challenge to policymakers to support industrial decarbonisation to achieve Net Zero.

About the 'ISR in Conversation with...' Series: This public event series will feature insightful and honest conversation on key environmental and societal topics between UCL ISR experts and guests from academia, policy, industry and civil society, and is chaired by Dr Matthew Winning (comedian, environmental economist, and author of ‘Hot Mess’). Our intention for the “In Conversation Seminar” is to create a space for diverse perspectives to share their expertise and experiences of building the sustainable future now to help inform others on their own sustainable transformation journey. The format of the public event series includes a short twenty-minute presentation from the guest speaker, a five-minute response from an ISR researcher, and then twenty-five minutes Q&A, with refreshments and networking afterwards. The UCL ISR delivers world-leading research, teaching and enterprise in the sustainable use of global resources. Our research themes range from financing the low carbon transition, to sustainability at the water-food-land nexus, to electricity market reform. While our teaching has a strong track record for equipping our graduates with the tools and knowledge to become sustainability leaders in their chosen careers.

 

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About the Speaker

Arvan Geveke

at Energy Intensive Users Group

Arjan is Director of the Energy Intensive Users Group (EIUG). The EIUG (EIUG) is an umbrella organisation that represents the interests of energy intensive industrial (EII) consumers. Its objectives are to achieve security energy supplies and competitive energy prices for British industry. The EIUG represents EIIs including manufacturers of steel, chemicals, fertilisers, paper, glass, cement, lime, ceramics, and industrial gases. He previously was assistant director of energy policy in the Department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy working on energy and climate change policies. He holds a MA in Public Policy and Public Administration from the University of Twente and a MSc in European Policy & Management from Birkbeck College, University of London.

More about Arvan Geveke