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UTILITY Week 15th September 2017

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UTILITY WEEK | 15TH - 21ST SEPTEMBER 2017 | 15 Policy & Regulation Views from the podium: Liv Garfield, chief executive, Severn Trent "PR19 is an opportu- nity for the water sec- tor to be bold, to work with our customers to shape the future of the industry, and to use the structures and incentives we're pre- sented with to think differently." Heidi Mottram, chief executive, Northumbrian Water Group "Great ideas exist everywhere. The best innovations, which allow companies to deliver for customers, often comes from sharing experiences and adapting existing methods to different challenges, rather than new inventions." Michael Lewis, chief executive, Eon UK "Energy is the life- blood of our lives but it's clear we need some new thinking when it comes to building a future that is smarter, lower car- bon, more innovative for customers." Frank Mitchell, chief executive, SP Energy Networks "With many predicting that electric vehicles will be cheaper than traditional cars by 2022, the impact from the huge expansion of solar due to lower prices must be upmost in the minds of policymakers and our industry to ensure the benefits of clean energy are maximised." Keynote speakers Confirmed headline names at Utility Week Congress 2017 include: • David Gray, chairman, Ofgem • Jonson Cox, chairman, Ofwat • Liv Garfield, chief executive, Severn Trent • Michael Lewis, chief executive, Eon UK • Frank Mitchell, chief executive, SP Energy Networks • Steve Mogford, chief executive, United Utilities • Heidi Mottram, chief executive, Northumbrian Water • Steve Robertson, chief executive, Thames Water See the full agenda and speaker line-up at: events.utilityweek.co.uk/ congress Sponsored by: Mel Karam, chief executive, Bristol Water "The way water companies engage with customers has evolved. Going forward, the industry needs to take a bigger step change. We need to empower custom- ers to be active partici- pants in our plans to become more resilient in the face of climate change."

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