
Future Water 2012: Delivering the Future
Royal Geographical Society, 10 July 2012
Conference Programme
subject to change
09.30 |
Registration and exhibition viewing |
| 10.00 | Welcome and introduction Morning Conference Chair: Janet Wood, Editor, Utility Week CONFIRMED |
| Morning session 2012: A year of change - assessing where we are |
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| 10.00 | Welcoming address A keynote speech setting the agenda for the conference |
| 10.15 | In conversation Objectives of the White Paper With the completion of major reviews in to the role of the sector’s regulators, and the Water White Paper envisaging significant changes to their duties and remits, this session gives delegates a rare opportunity to hear from all the key figures in charge of regulating the industry and driving policy.
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| 11.00 | The voice of the industry Wessex Water Colin Skellett, Executive Chairman, Wessex Water CONFIRMED |
| 11.15 | Refreshments and exhibition viewing |
11.30 |
Morning workshop sessions Delegates will have the opportunity to visit one of the workshops taking place during this session. Workshop 1: i20 Water - Knowing the value of water
Natural England will deliver a session on working together to deliver Catchment Sensitive Farming for freshwater habitats and water quality. This session will give you an opportunity to influence future developments of the project the Natural England CSF project.
Facilitated by: Nicci Russell, Waterwise and Rose Timlett, WWF |
| 12.30 | Lunch and exhibition viewing |
| Afternoon session Anticipating reform: innovation and aspirations for the future |
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| 13.30 | Welcome and introduction Afternoon Conference Chair |
| 13.30 | Afternoon panel debate A panel session with leading figures within the water sector who are driving policy and scrutinising the work of the Government. This will be an interactive session, where delegates will be encouraged to participate with questions and comments.
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| 14.30 | Afternoon workshop sessions Delegates will have the opportunity to visit one of the workshops taking place during this session. Workshop 1: Water Reuse – public perceptions and opportunities Speaker: Nigel Goodman, Water Director, Europe, CH2MHill
Speaker: Dr. Geraldene Wharton, Reader in Physical Geography, Queen Mary, University of London
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| 15.30 | Keynote address Regina Finn, Chief Executive, Ofwat CONFIRMED |
| 16.00 | Closing remarks from the Chair |