4 mechanisms including sharing authority with local stakeholders help inter-governmental organisations such as UN agencies work together as intermediaries to boost national and regional capacity-building in underdeveloped countries.
EPRG held a workshop on “Implications of Brexit for UK and EU Energy and Climate Policy” on 6 September 2016 at Sidney Sussex College. The Workshop comprised of 3 panel discussions sessions and finished with a dinner which included a keynote speaker, Vicky Ford, MEP and Chair of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection, European Parliament.
Programme
Keynote speakers
Kenneth Armstrong (Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge) – Legal Issues and Brexit
Vicky Ford (MEP and Chair of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection, European Parliament) – Remarks
Session 1: Implications for the integrated electricity and gas markets
Chaired by Stephen Littlechild
Leigh Hancher (Faculty of Law, University of Tilburg and Allen & Overy)
Jean-Michel Glachant (Florence School of Regulation, EUI)