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ANNEX A: Organisations visited

Review criteria

The Shared Goals, which were adopted by the International Energy Agency (IEA) Ministers at their 4 June 1993 meeting in Paris, provide the evaluation criteria for the indepth reviews (IDRs) conducted by the IEA. The Shared Goals are presented in Annex C.

Review team and preparation of the report

The review team visited London from 14 to 18 May 2018, met with government officials, regulators, stakeholders in the public and private sectors as well as other organisations and interest groups. The discussions helped the team identify the key challenges facing energy-policy makers in the United Kingdom. The report was drafted on the basis of these meetings, the government’s initial submission to the IEA energy policy questionnaire and several updates since the review visit.

The IEA and the peer review team are grateful for the co-operation and assistance of the many people it met throughout the visit. The review team wishes to express its gratitude to the hosts at the Department Business Energy and Industrial Strategy: Mr Pete Betts,

Director for International Climate and Energy, and Mr Dan Dorner, Head of International Energy Unit. Special thanks for the organisation of the review on the government side go to the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and BEIS staff, Ms Julie Evans and Ms Julia Nolan, Head of International and EU energy diplomacy, for their professional support and excellent management of the entire review process, notably the organisation of the review week in London, the peer review and the launch of the report.

IEA member countries and observers

Mr John Rampton, New Zealand (team leader)

Mr Kevin Brady, Ireland

Mr Stanford Harrison, Australia

Mr Alberto Fernandez Fernandez, Belgium

Mr Fredrik Norlund, Sweden

Mr Bas Heijs, The Netherlands

Dr Jan Horst Keppler, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

International Energy Agency

Mr Aad van Bohemen

Mr Peter Fraser

Ms Sylvia Beyer

Ms Elena Merle-Beral

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The review was co-ordinated by Sylvia Beyer with the invaluable assistance of Elena Merle-Beral who supported the review as consultant and prepared the chapters on climate, on energy efficiency and on renewables. The chapters on general energy policy, on electricity, and on technology research and development were drafted by Sylvia Beyer who also oversaw the entire report. The chapter on nuclear energy was drafted by Dr. Jan-Horst Keppler, OECD/NEA and the chapter on natural gas by Mr Peter Fraser, IEA head of gas, coal and power. The chapter on oil was prepared by Ms Maki Yamaguchi, IEA.

The report benefited from the guidance of the team leader Mr John Rampton and IEA head of energy policy and security division, Mr. Aad van Bohemen. Valuable insights and comments were provided by the review team members and the IEA staff, including Mr Enrique Gutierrez Tavarez, Ms Szilvia Doczi, Mr Carlos Fernandez, and Mr Jason Elliott.

Special thanks go to the IEA Secretariat with regard to the data, editing and publication. Importantly, the report has benefited from the support of timely and comprehensive data, including from the IEA energy statistics and energy balances, as prepared by Ms Selena Lee, Mr. Remi Gigoux, and Mr. Oskar Kvarnström.

Mr. Oskar Kvarnström and Mr. Bertrand Sadin ensured the preparation of the design of figures, maps and tables. Mr. John Ormiston carried out the editing of the report. The author thanks the IEA Communication and Digital Office (CDO), in particular Mr Jad Mouwad, Ms Astrid Dumond, Ms Isabelle Nonain-Semelin and Ms Therese Walsh who ensured the report’s production and launch.

Organisations visited

Association for Decentralised Energy

Centrica

Centre for Sustainable Energy

Citizens Advice

Committee on Climate Change

Consumer and Market Authority

Department of Energy Business and Industrial Strategy

Department for Transport

EDF

Energy Technologies Institute

Energy Saving Trust

E3G

Green Alliance

Her Majesty’s Treasury

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National Grid

Ofgem

Oil and Gas Authority

Office for Low Emission Vehicles

Oxford Institute of Energy Studies

Renewable UK

UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy

UK Energy Research Centre

University College London

University of Cambridge

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