The Infrastructure
Forum
The Infrastructure Forum bring together the key players in infrastructure, whether investors, operators, contractors, economic regulators or professional advisors. It has become the meeting place for confidential and constructive discussion about ways to promote the development of infrastructure networks in the UK and to broaden the range of options available to policymakers and regulators.
The expertise of its team, the knowledge and experience of members of its specialised working groups, and its excellent trusted relationships with public authorities and agencies in the UK and internationally all contribute to its effectiveness.
UPCOMING POLICY DISCUSSIONS
TUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER
DISCUSSION WITH MATT WARMAN MP
On 7 September 2021, The Infrastructure Forum will be joined by Matt Warman MP to discuss fibre broadband and related issues. Matt Warman will be joined by a few guest speakers, including Steve Holliday, Chairman, CityFibre.
AUTUMN 2021
RT HON ANNE-MARIE TREVELYAN MP, MINISTER FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY & CLEAN GROWTH
TIF are very pleased to say that Rt Hon Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP, has agreed to lead a special video conference in Autumn 2021. The discussion will provide an opportunity for the network to hear, from the Energy Minister responsible, the Government's latest perspective on the emerging UK ETS and the opportunities and challenges this might present across the breadth of the infrastructure industry.
Members of The Infrastructure Forum are able to view all Discussion Intelligence.
Please contact victoria.rittman@epfltd.org for access
LATEST PUBLICATION
RISK, REWARD & REGULATION
CATHRYN ROSS
The Infrastructure Forum published its latest report ‘Risk, Reward & Regulation’ in May 2021
This purpose of this paper, authored by Cathryn Ross, Group Regulatory Affairs Director at BT Group, is to draw out some changes and challenges that have commonalities across a number of regulated sectors and to prompt debate among those who may have useful levers at their disposal about how they may be addressed. All of this is in the interests of maintaining the effectiveness of regulation in UK, and our regulated sectors, to the benefit of consumers and citizens.
A regulatory expert has said that the paper is the best recent analysis that they have seen of the current (and potential future) state of economic regulation in the UK.
