Energy matters for all: from global actors to active consumers - Sponsorship

Sponsorship

To encourage the participation of academics, students and early career researchers, the BIEE keeps registration fees low relative to commercial conferences and seeks sponsorship to ensure that the costs of running the conference are covered.

BIEE is a small, not for profit organisation and registered charity that receives no public funding.

There are a range of sponsorship opportunities to suit different objectives and budgets which can be tailored to your requirements – so please do not hesitate to get in touch if you are interested in supporting the Conference and would like to participate in the programme.

Why Sponsor the BIEE Research Conference?

• The BIEE’s Oxford research conference is unique, bringing together government, academia, finance and industry stakeholders.
• Thought leadership and the sharing of knowledge are the core objectives of the conference, spanning policy objectives, sector regulation, infrastructure developments, capital availability and consumer response.
• In this setting, policymakers, industry, and academic experts are able to engage with speakers and each other in conversation on the energy issues that most concern them.
• You can interact directly with key figures from industry, policymaking and academia, placing your brand at the centre of the UK’s energy transformation.
• A content-rich programme of plenary and parallel sessions delivers some of the latest research and analysis in energy economics and policy.
• Attendees are experts, so the discussion and debate on key challenges facing the sector is of the highest quality.
• Visibility at the meeting allows you to highlight how industry and policymakers can complement their expertise with your own.
• The conference provides access to students and early career researchers, and opportunities to build relationships with the academic community, to help access the much-needed innovation, knowledge capital and talent our sector demands.
• Your sponsorship supports the participation of academics, students and early career researchers and professionals and gives you key contacts and visibility among the industry’s rising stars.
• In addition, sponsorship offers the opportunity to align your company or brand with the broader aims of promoting a responsible, evidence-based approach to the challenges of energy policy and tackling climate change and to improve exposure and access among a unique mix of stakeholders.

As the industry and its customers navigate the current crisis, it is more important than ever to be seen at the centre of debate on the industry’s future shape.

Act Early: several sponsor packages have already been taken

Speak to us: we can look at other sponsorship options tailored to your needs

Sponsors

Gold Sponsor

National Grid Ventures is the competitive division of National Grid plc, one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the world. It operates outside of National Grid’s core regulated businesses in the UK and US where it develops, operates and invests in energy projects, technologies and partnerships to accelerate the development of our clean energy future. National Grid Ventures’ diverse portfolio of flexible, low carbon and renewable energy businesses across the UK, Europe and US includes sub-sea electricity interconnectors, liquefied natural gas, battery storage, wind and solar power.

Silver Sponsors

bp’s economics team produces the Energy Outlook, which makes projections to 2050 and beyond From 1952 until 2022, bp’s economics team also informed the energy economics community through its Statistical Review of World Energy, which provided historic data on world energy markets.

Securing our long-term energy supply, bringing down bills and halving inflation. The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) is focused on the energy portfolio from the former Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Our responsibilities - delivering security of energy supply - ensuring properly functioning energy markets - encouraging greater energy efficiency - seizing the opportunities of net zero to lead the world in new green industries

NERA Economic Consulting is a global firm of experts dedicated to applying economic, finance, and quantitative principles to complex business and legal challenges.  For more than six decades, we have been creating strategies, studies, reports, expert testimony, and policy recommendations for government authorities and the world’s leading law firms and corporations. We bring academic rigor, objectivity, and real-world industry experience to issues arising from competition, regulation, public policy, strategy, finance, and litigation.

Oxford Economics is the world’s foremost independent economic advisory firm. We enable intelligent and responsible decision-making through the provision of timely data-driven economic insights and solutions our clients trust. Our unique capabilities provides deep knowledge and actionable insights that support effective business decisions on climate and sustainability risks and opportunities, to help propel your business towards a green future.

We have been developing possible visions of the future since the 1970s, helping generations of Shell leaders explore ways forward and make better decisions. Shell Scenarios ask “what if?” questions encouraging leaders to consider events that may only be remote possibilities, and stretch their thinking. Our scenarios also help governments, academia and business in understanding possibilities and uncertainties ahead.

Supporter

CCUS 2023: Springboard to Net Zero 17-18 October 2023 is the flagship event from the Carbon Capture and Storage Association. Attracting both a UK and international audience, this year’s event will provide attendees with the latest developments in this rapidly evolving sector. The conference will take place over two days, with a mix of plenary and breakout sessions covering topics such as; CCUS business models, market frameworks, CCUS supply chains, carbon removals, capture and storage permitting, CCS-enabled hydrogen, networks and developments in the North Sea.