September 20, 2022
Hardwick Hall Hotel, Sedgefield |
Hardwick Hall Hotel,
Sedgefield,
TS21 2EH
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
This year’s conference is sponsored by BOC
The need to move to Net Zero is a huge challenge for the North East process industries but it also provides an opportunity to use industrial decarbonization to create jobs, secure investment and grow businesses within the North East.
The line-up for the 2022 NEPIC Clean Growth conference will be diverse, taking into account the range of decarbonisation challenges and opportunities that the North East process industries face
The event will feature an overview of the landscape, talks on low carbon energy, low carbon feedstocks, low carbon processes, climate tech funding and decarbonisation case studies from large manufacturers within the region.
This is an excellent event to attend whether you are a SME looking to understand how Net Zero can grow your business or a manufacturer looking for industrial decarbonisation case studies and opportunities for future innovation.
Our full list of speakers plus more information on their presentation titles and work bios can be viewed online here:
https://www.nepic.co.uk/nepic-clean-growth-conference-2022-speaker-line-up/
Companies speaking at this year’s event include:
9:15am Welcome and conference opening
9:25am Session 1
REGIONAL DECARBONIZATION CONTEXT
Clean Growth, a Region-Wide Approach
Chris Rowell, Tees Valley Combined Authority
Clean growth opportunities at Wilton International
Scott Taylor, Inward Investment and Business Development Manager, Sembcorp Energy UK
LOW CARBON HYDROGEN
H2NorthEast: Producing Low Carbon Hydrogen at Scale on Teesside
Dave Robson, Kellas Midstream
EDF’s Green Hydrogen Vision
Matthew Day, EDF Renewables UK & Ireland
10:50am Morning networking break
11:20am Session 2
LOW CARBON FEEDSTOCKS, PROCESSES AND CLIMATE TECH FUNDING
The path to Net Zero: Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre (NZIIC)
Dr. Gari Harris, Teesside University
Providing Support for Regional Innovation and De-Risking in Decarbonisation and Circular Economy
Mark Allan, Materials Processing Institute
BioYorkshire – 10 Year Vision for Green Growth
Steve Bagshaw, BioYorkshire
Bulk Chemicals Lead for TransFIRe – the R&I Hub for Transforming the Foundation Industries
Professor Justin Perry, Northumbria University
The Early Stage Funding Environment for Cleantech Companies
Alex Buchan PhD, Northstar Ventures UK
13:05pm Networking and lunch break
14:05pm Session 3
CASE STUDIES FROM MANUFACTURERS
Industry Must Prepare for CCUS and Hydrogen Now
Ian Hibbitt, BOC UK & Ireland
Decarbonisation in Energy Intensive Chemical Industries
Jon Hetherington, SABIC
Sustainability in the Mitsubishi Chemical Group
Dr John Runnacles, Mitsubishi Chemical Group
Project TeesGold
George Koteles, TeesGold (consortium led by EUNERGY CAPITAL LTD)
15:30pm Wrap-up and conference close
Be one of our exhibiting companies at this years Clean Growth Conference and gain access and exposure to our audience of regional chemical-industry business people.
An exhibition stand booking offers you:
Competition Law Statement
Trade association meetings have, in the past, been used as a forum for the establishment of cartels and they are therefore the subject of scrutiny by the UK Competition and Markets Authority.
For the purposes of remaining compliant with competition law, members should not discuss commercially sensitive strategic information (including but not limited to, details of proposed or actual pricing, information about target or key customers or expansion plans) in or around NEPIC meetings, including at unofficial get-togethers or over coffee/lunch.