Business Breakfast: Energy Transition 43

The Chamber’s Energy Transition survey – published alongside Johnston Carmichel and D2Zero – has been tracking confidence, activity and investment trends across the UK energy sector for more than 20 years.

Last year’s findings painted a stark picture, with confidence falling to its lowest level on record amid mounting fiscal pressure, regulatory uncertainty and accelerating decline in the North Sea.

So where does the sector stand now?

Has government policy begun to stabilise sentiment? Are businesses adapting their plans for investment, jobs and the transition? Or are concerns deepening as the pace of change accelerates?

Join us as we unveil and analyse the findings of Energy Transition 43, the latest edition of our biannual barometer of the energy sector’s outlook and future direction.

Alongside the survey results, you will hear from an expert panel of industry leaders who will debate the findings and take questions from the audience.

You can view previous editions of the report here.

Speakers:

Kathryn Porter is an independent energy consultant with broad experience of the energy and finance sectors in both leadership and technical roles. She works with companies across the energy value chain, from producers and generators to large energy consumers, advising on new projects, procurement and risk management, and the impact of regulatory and market change. She has specific expertise in the utilities, oil and gas sectors, with finance experience spanning equities and equity derivatives, debt capital markets, M&A, loans, and commodity derivatives. 

Kathryn holds a Master’s Degree in Physics from the University of Exeter and an MBA from London Business School. She is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments and is a member of the Institute of Directors. She is also an associate member of the Executive Council of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies and a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Fan Makers.