Planning for the Energy and Technology RevolutionIdentifying the direction of future energy policy and its impacton the manufacture and supply of electrical products for energy networks and buildings.

19 - 20 October 2005The De Vere Belfry, Wishaw, North WarwickshireTwo Day Conference and Exhibition with Optional Golf Package

This thought-provoking two day conference is a must for your organisation.

With authoritative key note speakers covering all the pivotal issues regarding predictedchanges in UK and global energy and manufacturing policy, you'll come away armed witheverything you need to know to address the significant impact on your market.

The conference and seminar subjects have been carefully designed to ensure you are fullybriefed to achieve maximum business potential.

Delegates may also participate in our Centenary Golf Tournament.

Dinner sponsors

Main sponsors

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Trade Association Partners

Wednesday 19 October 2005 09.00–10.00 Registration and beverages

Session 1 : Conference (10.00am –12.50pm)

Future Energy Policy and its Effect on theSupply Chain

Examining how global energy and trade policy influence coupled with a near term changing UK energy market will affect manufacturers in the long term.

10.00 Opening Speech from Richard Dick,BEAMA President

10.10 European Commission OfficialAn official from DG Enterprise and Industry will outline EU policies to enhance competitiveness of European manufacturers against changing global manufacturing trends.

10.40 Claire Durkin, Director Energy Markets, DTIOutlining government policy for delivering a low carbon economy with a specific focus on future generation mix, generation plant efficiency, sequestration and emissions trading.

11.10 DTI Trade Minister TBCExploring the opportunities for electrical product manufacturers in the context of a new energy framework and identifying the need for investment in R&D, plant and people.

11.40 BREAK & EXHIBITION

12.00 David Grey, Managing Director Networks OFGEMHow to balance longer term regulatory issues with short term policy decision making – the key issues and conflicts. Plus a regulator’s view on the practical interaction needed between energy regulatory decision making and the commercial issues facing service providers and manufacturers.

12.25 Frank Shaw, Centre For Future StudiesAn alternative view on energy policy and how it might impact on manufacturing and other supply side organisations

12.50 Richard Dick, BEAMA PresidentSession close and afternoon briefing

~~~~ Buffet Lunch & Exhibition ~~~~

Session 2 : Seminars (14.00 –17.30)

Exploring Key Issues and Opportunities

Seminar 1a (14.00–15.50)Power Sector chaired by Nigel Grant, BEAMA

Factors Affecting Transmission & Distribution Systems

❚ Climate change or security of supply; does the driver affect the fuel mix? Jon Carlton, National Grid Transco

❚ What infrastructure development and investment levels are required for system automation? Peter Lang, EDF

❚ BETTA – an update Colin Sausman, OFGEM

❚ Comparing and contrasting the distribution systems in the UK and France Chris Glover, EDF

Carbon Abatement and Trading Schemes

❚ Carbon Abatement Technologies: A Feasibility Assessment Nick Otter, Alstom

❚ Update & Review of the Emissions Trading Scheme Andy Limbrick, Association of Energy Producers

Seminar 1b (14.00 – 15.50)Energy/Installation Sector chaired by Dave Dossett, BEAMA

Challenges and Opportunities - the Buildings of the Future

❚ Understanding the demographic and environmental pressures on building trends Anne Hemming, ODPM

❚ Home generation and demand response Paolo Bertoldi, The Joint Research Centre of European Commission

❚ All change for building services – identifying the key technologies Steve Irving, Faber Maunsell

❚ The impact on low voltage and lighting markets Alan Birks, Eaton Electric

❚ Adjusting to an ageing population Julie Cowens, Joseph Rowntree Foundation

❚ Looking ahead – The Smart Housing Group report Howard Porter, BEAMA

15.50 BREAK & EXHIBITION

(Delegates choose at registration to attend eitherSeminar 1a or 1b)

Programme

Seminar 2 : (16.15 –17.30)Power, Energy & Installation chaired by Kelly Butler, BEAMA

Skills for 21st Century

❚ Focusing on the skills shortage challenge and identifying the strategic solutionsFrank Corrigan, Energy & Utility Skills

❚ Investing in skills for productivity – Productivity and Competitiveness in Manufacturing (PACMAN)Helen Lindsay, SEMTA

❚ Are your people ready for the energy and technology revolution?Chris Palmer, Rexel Senate and Denmans

Centenary Drinks Reception and Conference DinnerKindly sponsored by ASTA BEAB

Dinner and accomodation is included in the conference fee.

Thursday 20 October 2005 08.30–08.45 Tea, coffee and golf briefing

Session 3 : (08.45 –12.15)

The Eastern Influence on UK Manufacturingand MarketsThis is an inclusive session for all delegates in which speakersoutline the opportunities and threats of Eastern markets fromboth a manufacturing competitor and manufacturing opportunity perspective.

Chair: Howard Porter, BEAMA

Look East – Viable Markets, Strategic Resource orThreat to Profitability?An update on the dynamic trade relationship between the UKand the key eastern markets of China, India and MalaysiaSir Stephen Brown, Chief Executive UK Trade & Investment

Manufacturing Trends and Market Opportunities forthe Next 10 Years

China Ben Pape, China-Britain Business Council

India S M Trehan, Crompton Greaves

Practical Insights from Manufacturers - Pros and Cons of Location

China Chris Thomas, Electrium

Malaysia Ho Whye Yong, MK Electric

UK Les Woolner, Horstmann Controls

Eastern Influence Panel SessionChaired by Dave Dossett Featuring speakers from the session

11.00 BREAK & EXHIBITION

11.30 BEAMA helping members in business both at home and internationally Dave Dossett, Chief Executive, BEAMA

12.00 Conference Close and Lunch

Golfers leave at 11.00am to prepare for the BEAMA

Centenary Golf Tournament

BEAMACentenary

Golf Tournament

Planning for The Energy and Technology Revolution19 – 20 October 2005, The De Vere Belfry, Wishaw, North WarwickshirePlease note you can book on-line at www.beama.org.uk/conference

You may find it easiest to send us a completed photocopy of this page. All bookings will be acknowledged and the final instructions will be sent by email prior to the conference.

Conference fees: BEAMA members and guests £495 + VAT = £581.63 Standard rate £595 + VAT = £699.13Fees include all sessions, lunches, conference dinner and one night’s accommodation at the Belfry.

Optional GolfWe have the PGA and Derby courses available to us at a cost to delegates of £60 + VAT per person. BEAMA will allocate courses, but please advise us by email if a teamof four is required, together with names of players. Teams will take priority for the PGA course.

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