ISIS Report 22/05/06
Which Energy?
Parliament Launch of ISIS 2006 Energy Report
Final Announcement Note Room Change
Everything the Government’s Energy Review Does Not Tell You
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Ex-minister for the environment
Elliot Morley rejects nuclear energy and said of the UK government’s
Energy Review: “If the review was open, transparent and fair looking at the
options on economic grounds across a whole life cost assessment of nuclear
stations, the solution may well point to renewables.”
ISIS’
Energy Report does that, and more. It brings together the science, ethics,
economics, safety and politics of available energy options to help us make
the right choices.
“Highly readable and comprehensive!” “Inspiring!” “Excellent!” “Brilliant!”
“Offers real solutions.”
Sponsored by dozens of civil society organisations, politicians and citizens
worldwide
The Report will be available at the Launch Conference
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Read the executive summary here: http://www.i-sis.org.uk/ISIS_energy_review_exec_sum.pdf
Programme
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee
10:30 – 10:35 Tim Yeo, MP for Suffolk South,
Chair of Commons Environmental Audit Committee
Opening remarks
10:35 – 10:50 Peter Saunders
Emeritus Professor of Mathematics, King's College, London, Deputy Director of ISIS and coauthor of ISIS Energy Report
“Nuclear energy is a leap into the dark energy chasm,
just where are the real figures?”
10:50 – 11:05 Rt Hon Michael Meacher
MP for Oldham West and Royton, ex Minister for the Environment responsible
for negotiating the Kyoto Protocol and other key international agreements for
energy and sustainability
“We need to change our policies as well as our leaders”
11:05 – 11:20 Dr. Mae-Wan Ho
Scientific adviser to Third World Network, Director of ISIS and first author
of ISIS Energy Report
“We need to be self-sufficient in both energy and
food, biofuels from energy crops are not a solution"
11:20 – 11:35 Alan Simpson
MP for Nottingham, Chair of All Party Warm Houses Group, recently nominated
for ITN EcoHero Award
“Never before in human history have we had the tools
at hand to transform life for the mass of humanity rather than the few”
11:35 – 11:50 Prof. George Chan
Scientific advisor to the government of Mauritius, recipient of several international
awards for energy innovation
“We can eradicate both food and fuel poverty by turning
wastes into resources”
11:50 – 12:30 General discussion and contributions from the floor
Date:
Thursday 25 May 2006
Venue:
Committee Room 9, House of Commons, Westminster,
London SW1A 0AA
Admission
is free, we have a bigger room and more places! Reserve your place immediately
by sending us your name and details
E-mail: energyconference@i-sis.org.uk
Telephone:
0208-452-2729/0207-272-5636
Mail:
Energy Conference, ISIS, PO Box 51885, London NW2 9DH
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