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ATTENDEE LIST Prepared on 18.02.21 ATTENDEE LIST Prepared on 18.02.21 Forename Surname Organisation Georgios Neonakis 2050 Climate Group Cameron Gall ABEI Energy Morag McCorkindale Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group Sabrina Malpede ACT Blade Sarah Baillie Addleshaw Goddard Alan Shanks Addleshaw Goddard Marianne Brownlee AECOM Siobhan Wolverson AECOM Derek Taylor Altechnica Andrew Gould AMPYR Energy Dhruv Menon AMPYR Energy Stuart Orr Anderson Strathern Sheonagh Richards Anderson Strathern Gillian Sutherland APEM Ltd Lucy Green Apollo Offshore Engineering Nigel Robinson Apollo Offshore Engineering Stuart Davidson Arcus Consultancy Services Ross MacKenzie Arcus Consultancy Services Clare Walters Arcus Consultancy Services Tatiana White ASH design + assessment Anthony Winney Atmos Consulting Ujala Mustafa BAE Systems Thomas Fureder Barclays Paul Hewett Belltown Power Mary Bowman Bidwells Rosalind Clifford Bidwells Calum Hogg Bidwells Catriona Prebble Bidwells Fraser Smith Bidwells Laura Clegg Black and Veatch Beverley Walker BlueWind Consulting Ltd Danny Kennedy BMT Group Mary Friel British Red Cross Alix Bearhop Brodies LLP Stewart Gordon Brodies LLP Justin Mason Brodies LLP Sarah-Jane McArthur Brodies LLP Evie Rae Brodies LLP Lynsey Reid Burges Salmon LLP Peter Ward Burness Paull LLP Mona Pettersen BVG Associates David Calder Caithness & North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership Tamsin Armstrong CASC Veronica Gallagher Castletown Law David Gilchrist Castletown Law Roddy Hamilton Changeworks Simon Birkett Clean Air in London Charles Yates CmY Consultants Ltd Peter Taero Nielsen Coille Righ Forest Estates Limited Christoph Walter Coille Righ Forest Estates Limited Constanza Moreno Sanchez Colgate John Cunningham Comhairle nan Eilean Siar Gillian Cropper Community Windpower Ltd Richard Knowles Community Windpower Ltd Garry Forfar COPA-DATA Gary Le Sueur Corran Capital Tim Eyre Croda Europe Amy Grant-Simpson Crondall Energy Subsea Ltd Annie Breaden Crown Estate Scotland Kate Bellew Crown Estate Scotland Laura Collins Crown Estate Scotland Campbell Gerrard Crown Estate Scotland John Lang Crown Estate Scotland Sian Wilson Crown Estate Scotland Alexandra Irwin Davidson Chalmers Stewart LLP Andrew Jordan Denchi Group Michael Riddell-Webster Denchi Group Bill Fowler Dentons Daphne Vlastari Drax David Scrimgeour MBE DS Consulting GmbH Julie Robinson DSRL Hannah Page Ecus Ltd Madelaine Brooks EDF Renewables David Cameron EDF Renewables Miguel Coelho EDF Renewables Craig Duffy EDF Renewables Claire Gilchrist EDF Renewables Claire Green EDF Renewables Mark Reynolds EDF Renewables Mark Vyvyan-Robinson EDF Renewables Michelle Stevens ELE Group Dominic Crudden EMR Integrated Solutions Alan Feenan EMR Integrated Solutions Thomas Franks Energiequelle Caroline Morgan Energy Dundee Pamela Nicholson Energy Industries Council Louise Broatch Energy Saving Trust Stephen-Mark Williams Energy Technology Partnership Jim Lee Energy4All Martyn Johnson Engineering Construction Industry Training Board Martyn Cleland EnTeQ ltd Leon Prebeau-Menezes Equinor Renewables Simon Steen Moeller ERG Catherine Wicks ERG Liam Kieran ESB Lara Santos Ayllon European Marine Energy Centre Carly Tait European Marine Energy Centre James Ferguson European Marine Energy Centre Lisa MacKenzie European Marine Energy Centre Jeppe Udby Eurowind Energy A/S Steven Dick Eversheds LLP Iain Wintour EY Rory Hutcheson Falck Renewables Kristina Cholakova Fife Council Gordon Cowtan Fintry Development Trust Kayt Howell Fintry Development Trust David McNeil Fitch Ratings Andrew Smith Force 9 Energy Partners Emmy Mitchell ForrestBrown Yasin Kasirga GE Renewable Energy Barry McEwan Gerald Eve Julia Chaplin Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon Ltd Rae Gilchrist Gillespie Macandrew LLP Jordan Hay Gillespie Macandrew LLP Susan Henretty Gillespie Macandrew LLP Derek McCulloch Gillespie Macandrew LLP Amy McDowell Gillespie Macandrew LLP Simon Williams Gillespie Macandrew LLP Rebekah Edgar Glasgow Caledonian University Aleksandra Micherdzinska Glasgow Caledonian University Cara Russell Glasgow Caledonian University David Smith Glasgow Caledonian University Michael Tong Glasgow Caledonian University Sean Vincent Kelly Glasgow City Council Iain Sinclair Global Energy Group Gayle Boyle GoBe Consultants Ltd Ruth Apps Gravitricity Ltd Jill MacPherson Gravitricity Ltd Frances Tierney Gravitricity Ltd Gregor Henderson Gregor Henderson Fine Art Omar Ali Harper Macleod LLP Heiner Boehmer Helaba Brad Rabone Hellenic Cables Henny Gunawan Heriot-Watt University James Paterson Heriot-Watt University Elain MacRae Highlands and Islands Enterprise Kevin McFadzean Home Energy Scotland Lizzie Foot Hoolan Energy Ltd Panos Stavrakakis HSE Science and Research Centre Robert Hill Hydracrat Ryan Simpson Inenco Fiona Milligan Infinergy Scotland Valerio Pelizzi INGEP LTD Ross Millan Insync Energy Richard Nott Intertek Energy & Water Consultancy Services Joss Blamire ITPEnergised Duncan MacRae ITPEnergised Katie Molyneaux Brooks ITPEnergised Sander Landkroon IV-Offshore & Energy b.v. Wilfred Van Bergen IV-Offshore & Energy b.v. Emma Mclean Jacobs Calum Campbell Jacobs Zate Bill Ballew James Fisher Marine Services Margaret McKeen James Hutton Institute Nico Buedts Jan De Nul (UK) Ltd Norman Skillen Jan De Nul (UK) Ltd John Kirkland KBM Resourcing Ltd Douglas Pickles Kearney Andy Speedie Keills Ieman Barmaki Kensa Contracting David Billingsley Kensa Contracting Matthew Black Kensa Contracting David Broom Kensa Contracting Iain Carr Kensa Contracting Karl Drage Kensa Contracting Stephanie Gregory Kensa Contracting Simon Lomax Kensa Contracting James Standley Kensa Contracting Matt Trewhella Kensa Contracting James Graham Kilsyth ltd Adrian Green Kinlochard Gary Main Lanarkshire Valuation Joint Board Iain Newton Lanarkshire Valuation Joint Board Sara Rushworth Local Authority Catriona Knott Local Energy Scotland Gemma Murray Local Energy Scotland Amy Crum Locogen Ltd Rachael Macleod Logan Energy Nick Stapley Logan Energy Deborah Macken Lomond Energy Leanne Meldrum LUC Allison Palenske LUC Adam Streets LUC Neil Woodside LVJB Scott Cochran-Sharp Mabbett & Associates Ltd Susan Bell Mabbett Environmental Planning Ltd Jenni Cunningham MacArthur Green Rafe Dewar MacArthur Green David MacArthur MacArthur Green Judy McKay MacArthur Green Chloe Lemonnier-Burling Mareal Taj Micah Shekinah MAXXPotential Gill Simpson Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc Alison Middlemas MML Luke Buchanan Money Dashboard Genna Smith Motion Software Catriona Coan Natural Power Pete McLaren Natural Power Francesca Osowska OBE NatureScot Polly Tarrant Neart na Gaoithe Offshore Wind Limited Neil Davidson Neil Davidson Low Carbon Communications Ruth Taylor NFU Scotland Dennis Okeefe NHS (Scotland, Wales and England) Angus Grains North Fish (Shetland) Ltd Ronnie Quinn Norwegian Energy Partners Glen McLellan NOV Irene MacKinnon Nova Innovation Andrew Hamilton Ocean Winds Victoria Bentley OGTC Cammy Booth OGTC Ria Brown OGTC Luca Corradi OGTC Stephanie Fulton OGTC Sharleen Giuntoli OGTC John McDonald OPITO Sarah Watt Orbital Marine Power Ltd Lorna Bennet ORE Catapult Anthony Gray ORE Catapult Miriam Noonan ORE Catapult Angeliki Spyroudi ORE Catapult Brian Donaldson Orlo Lara Leonard Ørsted Robert Steer OU Paul Miller Peikko Mike Figures Perth & Kinross Council Anne Haase Petrofac Graham Wallace Pinsent Masons LLP Shirley Swann Portakabin Don Scott Power Roll Scott Constantine Presserv Ltd Cian Conroy Principle Power Amisha Patel Principle Power Kenneth Whitelaw-Jones Project Finance Institute Keith Murray QED Naval Linited and Tocardo Andrew Dougans QMPF Steve O'Brien Quadrant Smart Gillies Munro Red Rock Power Limited Sarah Pirie Red Rock Power Limited Matthew Chapman Renewable Parts Ltd Richard Doherty RES Group Louise Kingsley RES Group Katie Sweeney RES Group Line Ye RES Group Kate Chambers Resource Futures Simon Peltenburg Ripple Energy Donella Beaton Robert Gordon University Sarah Hillyear Robert Gordon University Seil Yin Chan Royal Bank of Scotland Shaun Gorman Royal Mail Alice Barrs RWE Renewables Martin Cole RWE Renewables Eleri Davies RWE Renewables Ruth Elder RWE Renewables Louise Fyfe RWE Renewables Andrew Logie RWE Renewables Alex Meredith RWE Renewables Kate Oates RWE Renewables Nicola Percival RWE Renewables Philippa Powell RWE Renewables Josh Willison RWE Renewables Samuel Harding Scotgrip International Yolanda Fernandez Diez Scotland's Rural College Iain Boyd Scotland's Rural College Cameron Wilson ScotRail Lisa Christensen Scottish Development International Meinolf Otto Scottish Development International Paul Sheerin Scottish Engineering Claire Conway Scottish Enterprise Trevor Thomson Scottish Enterprise Josephine Armstrong Scottish Environment Protection Agency Oliver Foster Scottish Environment Protection Agency Tiffany Lau Scottish Environment Protection Agency Fiona McVittie Scottish Environment Protection Agency Ellie Willmott Scottish Environment Protection Agency Amy Keast Scottish Government Temeeka Linton Scottish Government Lesley McNeil Scottish Government Neal Rafferty Scottish Government Jakub Vrba Scottish Government Andrew Young Scottish Government Graham Watson Scottish National Investment Bank Mike Wedderspoon Scottish National Investment Bank Carol Burns Scottish Renewables Rachel Dickie Scottish Renewables Claire Mack Scottish Renewables Niamh O'Neill Scottish Renewables Laura Russell Scottish Renewables Lisa Russell Scottish Renewables Nick Sharpe Scottish Renewables Ben Walker Scottish Renewables Morag Watson Scottish Renewables Alan Robertson Scottish Rural Network Claire
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