LTC Breakfast on Energy Transition 
at The Royal Automobile Club

A refreshingly optimistic discussion on opportunities in the Green Energy sector -  with industry insiders, investors and forward-thinking entrepreneurs driving the transition to a lower-carbon economy. Climate targets are clear - but we urgently need to move from awareness to action. Technology and innovation are the key to acceleration, adaption and accountability for a sustainable future.

 

At this breakfast, we  explored the challenges and opportunities in green energy investing - from carbon capture to greener aviation and electric cars, biofuels to micro-modular nuclear power plants, and smarter ways to meet the ever-increasing energy demand from data centres.

 

A special thank you to our speakers:

 

• Alexander de Wit, Chairman & CEO at Ecostal - a leading European distributor of renewable energy solutions. Co-Founder and former Partner at Planet First Partners.

• Damian Payiatakis, Head of Sustainable & Impact Investing at Barclays - helping clients grow their capital while making a positive contribution to the world.

• David Hurren - Advisory Board Member at ADBA and Gasworld. Former President of BCGA. Business consultant on clean tech scale up and strategy.

• Dr. Sergey Kravchenko, Professor at Imperial College, Board member at Alder Renewables, Retired Sr VP at Boeing and a leading expert on civil aviation.

• Iain Tobin – Chief Corporate Officer and CFO at  Carbon Clean – a global leader in innovative and cost-effective carbon capture solutions, revolutionising industrial carbon capture.

• John Wilson - founding member of Energy Growth Momentum LLP, investing in high-growth private companies providing digital solutions to the power sector.

• Kerry Turnbull, Head of Corporate Finance at Einride - an industry disrupting freight technology company providing solutions for electric and autonomous shipping.

• Robert Boswall - Commercial Development Analyst at Last Energy, UK - a full-service developer of micro modular nuclear power plants on a mission to decarbonise global energy production.

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