Stepping Stones
"Building the Low Carbon Future, Decentralised & Intelligent Energy Solutions" Conference
NEC, Birmingham, 20 May 2008
"Achieving the Low Carbon Future" Conference
NEC, Birmingham, 25 April 2008
"Hydrogen and Fuel Cells: for a Low Carbon Future" Conference
NEC, Birmingham, 2 April 2008
"Delivering Low Carbon Cities and Comunities" Conference
NEC, Birmingham, 23 November 2007
DIESN MEMBERS
Martineau Johnson
FUEL CELL POWER
The Regional Inovation Company
Oswald Consultancy Ltd
NATSOURCE TULLETT EUROPE
Birmingham Post and Mail
University of Warwick
Creatinginsight
Groundwork Birmingham
Bedford Accord Housing Association Ltd
Defence Procurement Agency (MOD)
The Manufacturing Foundation
Renewable Energy Systems Ltd
Birmingham City Council
Earth from the Air
Business Link
Advantage West Midlands
Birmingham Strategic Partnership
East Midlands Regional Assembly
The University of Birmingham
Government Office for the West Midlands
Buro Happold
Localise
West Midlands Federation of Small Businesses
NISP
Arup
Central Networks
Technology Innovation Centre
City University
Hestia Managed Services Ltd
Clarus Consulting
Prospect
Business in the Community
Trevor
Floyd Lewis & Hickey Ltd
E.ON UK
London Assembly
Technology Innovation Centre
Cyril Sweett Limited
Birmingham City Council
ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE
University of Warwick
FUTERRA LTD
Coventry University
Enviro Trade WM
East Birmingham North Solihull Regeneration Zone
Midland Heart Home
Energy Consultancy
Warwickshire County Council
Euro Environmental Containers
eco2solar Ltd
Abacus Applications
Start 2 Finish
Biffa Waste Services Ltd
Elementa Consulting Ltd
Scott Wilson
Adas UK Ltd
ECOZEST Ltd
European Innovations
Faversham House Group
CNG Services Ltd
Willmott Dixon
Midlands Innovation Relay Centre
Kier Partnership
Homes
Birmingham City Council
Intelligent Energy
BERR
Newman Hanson Support Services Ltd
EDF Energy
British Gas New Energy
Mace Limited
N Power
Clarke Willmott
Clarus Consulting
Acqua Cooling Solutions Ltd
Encraft Central Networks
INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Warwick Business School
ProEnviro
Urban Splash
AMEC ATKINS Ltd
GRAHAM SEABROOK PARTNERSHIP
ATKINS GLOBAL
Northern Energy
Greenpeace
Frankham Consultancy Group
Utilcom
West Midlands Regional Assembly
Taylor Woodrow Technology
Calthorpe Estates
DEFRA
Sterling Power Group Ltd
PERA
Talbotts
CONTACTKE
TIC
Research House UK
Green College
Centre for Environmental Policy
Birmingham City Council - Urban Design
Dulas Ltd
URS Corporation
The Climate Group
The Venturing Firm limited
Deloitte
BT GROUP COMMUNICATIONS*
Adas UK Ltd
West Midlands Centre for Constructing Excellence
Distributed Energy
The UK generates most of its electricity in large coal, gas or nuclear power stations which are connected to the national grid. Distributed Energy (DE), also referred to as distributed generation or decentralised energy, is another which brings generation closer to where it is used. It covers many technologies which may be installed by individuals, businesses, communities, schools, commerce or industry. DE could be anything from wind power, solar panels, combined heat and power (CHP) schemes and other renewable electricity generation connected directly into the local distribution network. CHP uses largely conventional generation technology but captures the heat usually lost through generation to use in industrial processes or heating / cooling. Ofgem/BERR consultation with the aim of removing barriers to the wider uptake of DE. (BERR, 18 December 2007)
Decentralised & Intelligent Energy Services Network (DIESN)
The DIESN is a cross-sector network for stakeholders in the growing area of distributed generation (DG) and energy services providing low-carbon energy, water, waste and transport services using ESCos, DG and resource efficiency.
The DIESN instigates and delivers a programme of seminars, conferences, workshops and a dedicated data base of public, private and third sector stakeholders. This was built on the platform of previous conferences and affiliation with forums and related initiatives; Climate Change Solutions Ltd affiliation with the World Alliance for Decentralised Energy - best practice globally providing additional assistance for UK implementation. Other activities of this network include relevant up-date information and advisory services.
Annual Membership Fees
Headline Sponsor - please contact Tony McNally for the details
Business, Government or Edducational Establishment - £150
Charity and NGO's - £50
Individual - £50
If you would like to join the DIESN, please fill in the application form below.
If you have any questions regarding membership please contact us or Tatiana Panteli on 02476 236149.
DIESN Members Benefits
By joining the DIESN you can:
1. Be part of the developing synergies and partnerships and generate knowledge and technology transfer for the low carbon future
2. Access knowledge, best practice and advice on decentralised and intelligent energy in the built environment
3. Attend, contribute to and propose relevant seminars
4. Network at receptions and other regular events throughout the UK
5. Receive notice of upcoming conferences/exhibitions/seminars, including special offers
6. Feature Member's Logo on company websites, adverts, and other marketing material
7. Get a listing on the CCS website with a hyperlink to your organisation's website
8. Contribute to the initiative '50% Low Carbon Building with DE' (25% energy efficiency, 25% renewables) engaging key building project stakeholders
