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Get involved

Creating our Future Energy Scenarios is a continuous process and stakeholder involvement is critical throughout.

The combination of stakeholder input, industry expertise and our own insight gives us the depth of knowledge we need to develop fully considered scenarios.

Our stakeholder feedback document provides more information about the scenarios framework and how we engage with stakeholders to define it. 

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Next event: FES 2020 virtual launch conference

 

Monday 27 July

We’ll be publishing our FES 2020 report on Monday 27 July and sharing an overview of key findings at our virtual launch conference.

Throughout the week, there’ll also be series of online presentations covering various topics.

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FES 2019 launch conference

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Shaping FES 2020 call for Evidence

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FES: Bridging the Gap to Net Zero

When can you get involved?

We engage with our stakeholders for FES in an annual cycle, which starts and ends with the publication of the scenarios in July. The diagram below gives you an overview of the process and when you can get involved.

 

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If you do choose to participate, we'll keep you updated through industry events emails and surveys, amongst other things. you can also sign up for our newsletter.

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