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'Frackademics' Slides KEY Relationships: Aurora investors Energy finance/ PEDL Resources management 'great & the good' funding partnership consultants investors Daniel Yergin US government secretary of politics & diplo Guardian NW Westbourne Communications Burson-Marsteller Lexington Communications macy in the USA, Vigo Communications Dart Europa Open Energy policy PEDLs Cuadrilla fossil fuels UK and EU Task PR Energy Egdon Oil & Gas consultancy Atlantic Porton Letter PEDLs Riverstone Force This is not a lobbying Resources Partnership Group Hill & Knowlton Bell Pottinger consultancy Big Reach ongoing Gas senior Energy merger/takeover Policy Society Dow academic 43 other Works? Conservatives Edelman FTI Consulting IPAA Fishburn Hedges Polish CSG of UK assets Exchange Bank secretariat in Depth partnership PEDLs lapsed Coal exploration vice 2012 previous licences UCG Mine ventures president public secretariat Weir connections & Weber Shandwick IGas PEDLs licences Methane Simon Nayyar relations Group 3 Legs fields PR/lobbyists the label on the line states Energy & Ben Moxham UK Conservative Party group Task the nature of the relationship Resources UCG publicity/candidate Shale APPG study about partnership fields energy & climate Onshore Force on Unconventional Halliburton Associ- Gas Energy Centre Entities: Alkane advisor 2010-13 Operators Newgate Communications Huntsworth Shale partnership PEDLs ation Europe Oil and Gas UK Forum people Energy Group Gas funding/ funding membership/ Petrobras members funding secretariat funding corporate INEOS individual policy group PEDLs lobby/PR Statoil group agencies/ Magellan regulators Petroleum chief associate Celtique managing Hanover Communications PPS Unconventional exec. head public director 'players', but of partnership chairman partner Policy & PR political Energy APPEA 1998-07 affairs Chevron 2010-2015 2007- enviro- housing, planning Katie Waring group Oil & Gas nment 2009-12 former & urban 2010-2013 senior team account John Browne 2005-7 public director senior policy manager, -2013 director, academic/ Polish australian affairs Alison Woodhouse 2009-12 PEDLs shale gas 2013 Catherine Fall Heriot-Watt/ research licences director of comm. Alex Morton special chief executive partnership Shale partnership lobbyists 2012-12 Oxford institute adviser Energy adviser 2012-13 Chris Nicholson institutes Tara Singh deputy-chief associate director James Wild 97% owned plc Liberal Demo- Jonny Oates of staff co-founder/ special adviser 2006-13 Shell publication Coastal UK cratic Party Paul Hodgson how group chief of staff energy & climate board member PEDLs Oil & Gas Methane advisor, 2013- special public affairs Irish Third manager, 2007-13 licence & board adviser Maria Allen oil and gas fields Energy strategist member operations PEDLs Conservative special Party David Cameron adviser deputy UCG Low Carbon Nick Clegg PM Coal prime minister Ed Davey licences Contracts Co. Total Irish Tamboran 2015 election Francis Maude under Authority secretary secretary licence campaign of state Resources lead non-exec of state Amber Rudd relationships set paymaster general Jeremy Heywood Ian Cheshire director, 2015- Enegi Oil CTF Partners/ cabinet secretary OUGO Hutton PEDLs organised dinner with plc PEDLs Crosby Textor lead non-exec FOI Energy director 2010-14 Emails officials and industry figures in Lancashire GDF Suez fossil fuels, Office for minister for Unconventional Connaught Rathlin tobacco & other senior partner government Carboniferous BCG Gas and Oil facilitating Oil & Gas owners Energy corporate PR policy regulation/deregulation Ltd UCG Energy R.E. G Frac special adviser division terms for senior civil servant, 2000-13 Stephen Engineering PEDLs Technologies Lynton Crosby Oliver Letwin de Souza Julia Goldsworthy CBM Neil O'Brien Centrica energy director, 2008-12 former exploration lapsed senior policy Danny Alexander director UCG minister funding Mark Oddy Canonbie adviser UK UCG chief secretary special of state Buccleuch licences special adviser licences to the treasury adviser Caroline Collett PR chief Group HM 2012-14 commercial investor Clean Science officer Media director Coal Syngas former minister research, inter- chancellor Government Centre PR/media UCG LLP of state UCG national minister BP chief licences secretary Five UCG of state 'scientists' technical of state minister Quarter grant officer projects of state Cambridge/ Robert Hull deputy sec. general exchequer secretary George Osborne funding Manchester Energy European Economic to the treasury policy professor director treasury Michael Fallon institutes & Social Committee, board issued Dermot Roddy CEO/ 2002-06 regional growth Matthew Hancock minister director Cluff memo. of. understanding member Investing for trade exec. chair fund bid for National Natural European in 2010-12 discussion, and Five Quarter's minister Grid Paul Younger Resources Commission professor UK UCG projects Britain’s of state Stephen Green St. Brides Media Susan Kramer signatory minister director future EU regional growth fund bid of state & Finance Priti Patel (2013) secretary former chief Algy Cluff under of state economist supporter secretary Cluff commercial advisory board commercial moved infrastructure former director of state Geothermal non-exec. chair secretary secretary Sarah Hogg Energy & to the bill motion to allow Emily Dyer UCG treasury to the treasury any substance to be commercial 2010-12 2012- manager thus the nature licences deposited underground researcher Energy consultant Chris Masters Nick Boles under petroleum James Sassoon Paul Deighton professor Vince Cable secretary chairman geologist CEO of state Henry Services Zoe Shipton signatory/political Jackson special secretary under secretary council member Lucy Neville-Rolfe Chris Green adviser of state secretary Society ICRC expert Guy Robinson of state working of state non-executive panel professor Ed Vaizey PfDG BG Group group Stuart Haszeldine Spencer orders director Mackay/Stone changes orders EA to change sustainable Ogden Oil & Gas Scottish Shale & non-exec to planning licensing procedures gas institute of public debate. RA/RAE professor Recruitment procedures Expert Climate Richard Devies director associate Shale Gas Panel Report head of Report Report (2013) professor climate change Elizabeth Truss (2012) Tony Grayling (2014) Quentin Fisher associate Environment Eric Pickles Penny Mordaunt Exxon director attendee Agency issues Planning upstream IPPR 1999-06 former professor Policy research working author author Andrew Aplin chairman chairman issues Environmental Guidance company group professor 'The Frackogram' 2015 Woodford David Mackay Chris Smith Philip Dilley Permits Manchester professor Town Planning Version 1.3.1, Paul Mobbs/Mobbs' Environmental Investigations, March 2015 Peter Styles modelling Michael Holgate chairman former Regulation http://www.fraw.org.uk/mei/archive/fracktured_accountability/ Released under centre John Roberts Timothy Stone consultant chairman (England) the Creative Commons Non-Commercial, Attribution, Share-alike Licence (2.0 UK) EDF director Nick Riley advisory expert BGS Tullow Mike Stephenson Oil Rob Ward Guardian E.On Academia/ 'Open 'Letter' Research (2014) Nexen OMV University of University of Hull Leeds Ernest Rutter Kenneth Sorbie Richard Selley Nigel Brandon Robert Mair Areva professor professor professor professor professor Conoco Philips expert non-exec. of the University of Heriot-Watt University of University of Imperial University of University of Natural global BGS chair Barton board Oxford University Manchester Durham College Aberdeen Cambridge senior Saudi Environment Willmore non-exec. adviser SG Frontier director Arup WWF UK Research LLP Warburg Aramco core Economics academic NERC CDT Council Peel European chair Goldman Maersk partners Investment KPMG Oil & Gas RPS Gas & Oil Royal Sachs Oil Lancashire Bank Bank of associate corporate Group Horizon HSBC Institute BHP Monitoring Project Energy chair academic institutes partners Nuclear Canada of Directors Billiton non-exec University of University of University of Keele University of University of Assets (EU) manage US director Wardell Group Power shale investments “The Frackogram” Strathclyde Newcastle Glasgow University Exeter Birmingham Fluvial Systems Halite CEO 2003-06 Armstrong BASF Energy chair 2006-10 Research University of LLP subsidiaries of Barclays various RBC manage tar Natural Res. reports on sands investments gas storage Bristol Invest's PwC North Sea/ University of Royal Atlantic Triassic in Lancashire advisory UCG Pinsent shale Schlumberger University of Nat. Ocean- University of University of Nottingham Holloway Research Project stakeholders general advice to the industry Loughborough studies Masons industry on development Dundee Southampton ReFINE Gould Cardiff ography Centre University LLP and legal methods to deal Research Centre March 2015 I. Carbonates funding academic project funding with protest Consultancy & Finance auditors/financial services University of Research Ctr. partners UCL University of Liverpool Shale Gas Hub Edinburgh “Frackademics” throws up three key questions: ► How does the 'social licence' of funding university posts and training affect the choice/scope of research?; ► Related to the above, should public funding address “market failures” (e.g. training nurses, social workers, teachers) rather than backing £multi-billion industries?; ► Within the industrial/jobs field, should public funding primarily address 'sustainability' needs? (e.g., CCS, addressing resource depletion,
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