Energy Panel
Identifying policy issues applicable to the energy sector and providing guidance to IET members, government and the public.
The Energy Sector Panel (ESP) is a high-level advisory body established to address matters of policy and public concern relating to the energy sector on behalf of the IET, and to advance the IET's policy positions through a range of channels including position statements, written submissions, stakeholder management plans and media communications.
The panel's composition is drawn from senior members of the IET and influential representatives of the engineering profession in the power sector.
It is one of eight sector panels established by the IET policy department.
Members of the Energy Sector Panel
Chair | |
| Dr S Harrison CEng MIET | Mott MacDonald |
Members | |
| Duncan Botting | ITI Energy |
| Duncan Eggar | BP |
| Gareth Evans | Ofgem |
| Gordon Hutchinson | Forum for the Future |
| Professor Roger Kemp | University of Lancaster |
| Dr M Kennedy CBE FREng CEng FIET | Consultant |
| Professor J McDonald | University of Strathclyde |
| Mr John Scott | Kema Consulting Services |
| Dr B Wharmby BSc PhD CEng FIET | Consultant |
Relevant reports and briefings
The IET Energy Principles
(1040 k) Updated July 2007
IET briefing on energy efficient motors
(97 k) Updated April 2006
IET briefing on nuclear power in a diversified energy portfolio
(154 k) Updated March 2006
The Energy White Paper, two years on
(97 k) Updated February 2005
Relevant submissions
2008
- S815 - Social and environmental guidance to the gas and electricity markets authority
- S814 - Towards Carbon Capture and Storage
- S807 - UK Renewable Energy Strategy
- S802 - Economics of Renewable Energy June 2008
- S801 - Nuclear Engineering Skills - A Case Study March 2008
- S797 - Strategic Environmental Assessment for proposed national policy statement for new nuclear power April 2008
- S792 - BERR Call for Evidence on Heat March 2008
- S794 - Renewable Energy Generation Technologies January 2008
2007
Additional submissions made by the IET may be found in the submissions archive.
If you are a member, and would like to input into the IET's policy work, please join the Energy and Environment Policy Key.
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