NEW DATES Utility Week Forum, are 17-18 January 2024, London.
Date published:
October 17, 2023
Utility Week Forum, are 17-18 January 2024, London.
Following news of the October industrial rail action, I'm delighted to let you know that the new dates of Utility Week Forum, are 17-18 January 2024, London.There are fewer than 20 tickets remaining! Secure your place now to avoid missing out – we will sell out!BOOK NOWDon’t miss this opportunity to join your peers as they outline their vision for industry-led transformation as the industry moves from ‘strategy to delivery’.What’s you can expect in January:
- Expansion of sessions dedicated to driving transformation and innovation as the industry takes the reins on decarbonisation
- Workshop 3 has pivoted to be fully focused on driving energy flexibility to reflect the emerging flexibility markets
We’ve also confirmed new speakers including:
- Trevor Bishop, chair, West Country Water Resources Group
- Nigel Bessant, head of network operations, SSEN
- Simon Maine, managing director, Brookfield
Check out the latest agenda.We look forward to welcoming you in January.
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