Utility Asset Management 30 October 2013 - PwC, 7 More London Riverside, London
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Utility Asset Management 30 October 2013 PwC, 7 More London Riverside, London Outcomes-based regulation, customer challenge, stakeholder consultation, smart networks, sustainability, totex – just some of the common regulatory themes shaping the future of utility asset management practice across the sector. This 5th annual industry event examines the role that changing economic, safety and environmental regulation play in setting asset strategy, examines the investment plans of network companies amidst the shifting balance between capex and opex solutions, and asks the question whether the required data, knowledge and decision support systems being developed will deliver the customer outcomes required. Also this year is a special ‘decommissioning feature’ focussing on how asset managers learn from this often overlooked phase of the asset management lifecycle. Do join us at PwC’s superb More London Riverside offices to hear from regulators, utility network companies and their asset management delivery partners as the first regulatory settlements for energy transmission and gas distribution bed down under RIIO, and the industry heads towards new price settlements for water and electricity distribution in 2014 and 2015 respectively. As always this is an ideal forum to learn from leading asset management practitioners, benchmark cross-sector performance, visit the supply chain exhibition, and of course enjoy the excellent networking during coffee and lunch breaks.
Cost: EUA: £325 (+ VAT) Non members: £375 (+ VAT)
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09.00-9.30 Registration - Tea/Coffee SESSION 1 REGULATION AS ASSET MANAGEMENT DRIVER Chairman: Richard Wakelen, Head of Asset Strategy and Performance, UK Power Networks 09.30 RIIO – driving asset management performance for consumer benefit – the story so far Paul Branston, Associate Partner, Costs and Outputs SG&G: Distribution, Ofgem Responding to the RIIO ED1 challenge – a real shift in asset management approach? Phil McFarlane, Investment Forecasting Manager, Electricity North West Ltd PR14 – Will Totex deliver for water consumers? Speaker TBC
Q & A Session Full Panel
10.45
Refreshment Break
SESSION 2 DELIVERING SUPERIOR ASSET MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE 11.15 Process safety – a necessary element of superior performance John Butterworth, Group Director of Safety, Sustainability & Resilience, National Grid plc
Total Impact Measurement & Management Jonathan Grant, PwC
Moving ahead post RIIO-GD1 – a new vision for asset management Chris Clarke, Director of Asset Management and HS&E, Wales & West Utilities Asset Management comes of age with arrival of ISO55000 David McKeown, Chief Executive, Institute of Asset Management
Q & A Session Full Panel
12.50 Lunch SESSION 3 SMART UTILITIES, SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUOUS LEARNING Chairman: Antony Cook, Partner, PwC 13.50
Decommissioning Special Learning from the Decommissioning challenge Martin Grey, Engineering & Project Validation Manager, Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Technology & solutions RIIO-ED1 challenges faced by DNOs Dave A Roberts, Future Networks Director – Europe, EA Technology Sharing the risk of asset management work processes for customer benefit Paul McKeon, Asset Management Principal, Enzen Global Ltd Use of smart metering data to improve asset management for electricity distribution Duncan Page, Smart Grid and Smart Metering Architecture, UK Power Networks
Q & A Session Full Panel
15.35 Chairman’s closing remarks Close of seminar
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Utility Asset Management 30 October 2013 PwC, 7 More London Riverside, London
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