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UK Secretary of State for International Trade to speak at IP Week

30/01/2019

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The Rt Hon Liam Fox MP, UK Secretary of State for International Trade and President of the Board of Trade, is the latest speaker confirmed for IP Week 2019, alongside high-profile figures from the world of energy.


Addressing the topic of ‘Global Britain’s bright energy future’, Dr Fox will address senior industry leaders at the conference, being held in London between 26-28 February.

In a conversation moderated by the EI President Malcolm Brinded FREng FEI, Dr Fox will also take questions from delegates on day two of the conference.

Energy Institute Chief Executive, Louise Kingham OBE FEI, commented:

“Given the world-renowned reputation of the UK’s energy sector, we’re delighted to be joined by the Secretary of State for International Trade who will open the second day of IP Week 2019 with his vision for continuing British success in the global energy marketplace.

“IP Week brings together the foremost energy organisations and top business leaders, to discuss and debate the key issues shaping our dynamic industry.”

Speakers confirmed for IP Week 2019 include:

Put together by leading sector experts, the IP Week programme brings together leader industry figures and key thinkers on energy across three themes: geopolitics, sustainability and technology.

The programme for 2019, and event tickets, can be found at www.ipweek.co.uk


Notes for editors

(1) For more information contact Neil Michie at nmichie@energyinst.org or 020 7467 7132.

(2) Limited media passes are available for IP Week 2019 - those interested should contact Neil Michie using the above details.

(3) The Energy Institute (EI) is the chartered professional membership body bringing global energy expertise together.

We gather and share essential knowledge about energy, provide the skills that are helping us all use it more wisely, and develop the good practice needed to keep it safe and secure.

We articulate the voice of energy experts, taking the know-how of around 20,000 members and 250 companies from 120 countries to the heart of the public debate.

And we’re an independent, not-for-profit, safe space for evidence-based collaboration, an honest broker between industry, academia and policy makers.