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The Future of Energy: Views and Approaches by Government and Industry

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Speakers:
  • Prof David MacKay, FRS , Chief Scientific Advisor for DECC , and Professor of Natural Philosophy, University of Cambridge
  • Christof Rühl, Group Chief Economist, and Vice President of BP

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