In July 2016 the Energy and Climate Change Committee launched their Leaving the EU: implications for UK energy policy inquiry, welcoming comments and insight from industry professionals.
Here at Rolton Group, our team of forward-thinking Renewables Engineers worked collaboratively to provide their professional opinions on the matter and we’re pleased to announce that their contribution has now been published on the Energy and Climate Change Committee’s inquiry page.
Our team’s submission insightfully explores the possible implications that leaving the EU will have on UK energy policy, while highlighting the importance of creating a robust National Grid supported by a diverse mix of energy generation sources, investing in research and development, and our freedom to develop energy policies that complement the UK’s unique energy landscape.
You can read the full response submitted by Rolton Group online by clicking here, or alternatively to view the full list of published responses you can visit the Energy and Climate Change Committee’s Leaving the EU: implications for UK energy policy inquiry website page by clicking here.
Peter Rolton to join Tag Greason CEO of QTS and Chair of UK Science, Innovation and Technology Select Committee to address AI, space and electrification.
As part of Rolton’s support for the North East Combined Authority Pavilion at UKREiiF, Peter Rolton is speaking as part of a panel focused on new industries and beyond: AI, space and electrification.
Our executive team look forward to attending UKREiiF in partnership with the North East England at the UK’s real estate investment & infrastructure forum.
After a successful MIPIM collaboration, Rolton are pleased to continue their support for the Newcastle Gateshead Initiative and are extending this partnership by joining the North East England Pavilion at UKREiiF as an Ambassador Partner.