16 Sep 2022
Date: Thursday 29 September 2022
Time: 08.00 am - 10.00 am
Where: 200SVS
Member Rate: £30.00 +VAT
Non Member Rate: £60.00 +VAT
The cost and supply of energy is increasing at unprecedented levels and is a issue for both domestic and business customers. For businesses, which are separate from the domestic price cap it can be the difference between profitability and survival.
In a recent British Chamber’s of Commerce survey, energy bills were the most common cost concern, confirmed by 67% of the firms involved. BCC has issued a five-point plan to government to make a clear statement that the extraordinary pressure facing households after the Ofgem price cap adjustment is at least as serious for businesses.
Keith Anderson, CEO of ScottishPower has been a prominent and vocal leader in the call for a pandemic level-response and support from Government, and has called on the industry to engage with Government and identify solutions and approaches to the crisis.
We welcome returning Glasgow Talks speaker Keith Anderson, Chief Executive Officer of ScottishPower and a member of the ScottishPower Board (where he was appointed in February 2012) to discuss the cost of energy with the Glasgow business community.
Keith has full responsibility for the Company’s activities in the UK including the £10bn investment plan to 2025 designed to strengthen the position of the Company as the Utility of the Future.
Keith is a member of the Prime Minister’s Business Council, the UK Government’s Investment Trade Advisory Group and is also a COP26 Business Leader. In January 2021 he became Chair of CBI Scotland.
Prior to joining ScottishPower, Keith worked with some major financial institutions including The Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Life, as well as working as a management consultant with Ernst & Young.
Join us, as we hear details of Keith’s call for action and collaboration throughout the industry and Government in their approach to the crisis.
Keith Anderson, Chief Executive, ScottishPower
Keith is Chief Executive Officer for ScottishPower and he also sits on the ScottishPower Board, where he was appointed in February 2012.
Keith has full responsibility for the Company’s activities in the UK including the £10bn investment plan to 2025 designed to strengthen the position of the Company as the Utility of the Future.
Keith is a member of the Prime Minister’s Business Council, the UK Government’s Investment Trade Advisory Group and is also a COP26 Business Leader. In January 2021 he became Chair of CBI Scotland.
Prior to joining ScottishPower, Keith worked with some major financial institutions including The Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Life, as well as working as a management consultant with Ernst & Young.
