Energy 2016: Risk, Resilience and Cyber Security Business

This one-day event, taking place as a part of the International Festival for Business 2016, will feature thought-provoking presentations

Energy 2016: Risk, Resilience and Cyber Security of Global Supplies will bring together key industry figures to discuss the global challenges being faced with security and resilience, and how global energy stakeholders can prepare for the future

A stellar speaker line up will provide attendees with a unique insight into their critical thinking and vision for the future security needs of the global energy supply chain

Make sure you attend Energy 2016 to meet, learn and discuss:

European Commission: Hear from the Advisor to the Director General for Energy on the security of supply at the core of the Energy Union

System Operation: Learn how the energy mix is changing, where it is evolving to and how can it be managed now and in the future

International Perspectives: Take-away international perspectives on security and resilience within the wider energy industry

Infrastructure: Discuss the possible energy gaps with existing and new infrastructures and the timescales, technologies and trends for nuclear power plant deployment

Investment: Review the need for investment, how government incentives are supporting and what happens after

Cyber Security: Understand the threats to infrastructure and how the industry is enhancing cyber resilience

Speakers include high level representatives from;

US Department of Homeland Security, European Commission, UK Power Networks and National Grid

Who Should Attend?
Specifically, Heads, Directors, Managers and Engineers involved in the following are highly recommended to attend Energy 2016:

Planning
Project engineering
Structural analysis
Power station operation
Investment delivery engineering
Strategy and regulation
Electricity network development

Don't miss this unmissable 1-day conference

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Speakers: US Department of Homeland Security, European Commission, UK Power Networks, National Grid

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