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17.06.08

Mike Cripps, Managing Director chairs debate

On the 18th June 2008 this question is raised at the SGBI conference in London. As one of the sponsors and an eminent spokesman on energy issues, Mike Cripps will be chairing a session on the "implications for the delivery of energy”. Other speakers include senior executives from PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Shell, British Gas and National Grid.

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