The New Statesman’s Energy and Climate Change conference is a day of insights, discussion and debate featuring leading lights from policymaking and industry. Together, we will explore the future policy and politics of energy, environment and climate change.
With the climate crisis, global conflicts and the drive towards to net zero at the forefront of global politics, the New Statesman’s Energy and Climate Change conference will provide a vital opportunity to examine what the future of energy and climate change policy could look like in the UK and what the future holds as the government puts green growth at the centre of its agenda.
Showcasing the top voices across Westminster and beyond, this one-day conference will address the shifting policy and political environment across the energy, environment climate sector. The topics for discussion across the day include energy security, the role of innovation and technology in the clean energy transition and how we can create green jobs and deliver vital economic growth.
Join us on Wednesday 30th April in Westminster for the New Statesman’s second annual Energy and Climate Change conference. Past speakers have included government and opposition ministers and senior industry figures.
Just some of our speakers
Dan McGrail
Chief Executive, Great British Energy
Rachel Kyte
UK Special Envoy for Climate
Andrew Bowie MP
Shadow Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero
Ruth Cadbury MP
Chair of the Transport Select Committee
Pippa Heylings MP
Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Energy Security and Net Zero
Mete Coban MBE
Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy
The below organisations have provided sponsorship funding to support this event and have had no influence over the content of the event or selection of speakers.
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