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We are pleased to announce that the following companies will be partners at the Climate Change Adaptation for Critical Civil Infrastructure Summit.
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The Association for Geographic Information is a Climate Change Adaptation for Critical Civil Infrastructure Summit partner.
For more information visit www.agi.org.uk
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The ABI (Association of British Insurers) is a Climate Change Adaptation for Critical Civil Infrastructure Summit partner.
For more information visit www.abi.org.uk/climatechange
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The Association of Electricity Producers is a Climate Change Adaptation for Critical Civil Infrastructure Summit partner.
For more information visit www.aepuk.com
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CIRIA (Construction Industry Research And Information Association) is a Climate Change Adaptation for Critical Civil Infrastructure Summit partner.
For more information visit www.ciria.org
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Dr Keith MacLean, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Scottish and Southern Energy

Michael Rutter, Director Energy Resilience, Department of Energy and Climate Change

Ian Stevens, Head of Regulatory Compliance, Yorkshire Water

Geoff Richards, Sustainable Development & Climate Change, Highways Agency

Bob Stewart, Director of Environmental Services, Moray Council

Phil Evans, Chief Advisor to Government, MET Office

Tony Grayling, Head of Climate Change and Sustainable Development, Environment Agency

Dr. Chris C West, Director, UK Climate Impacts Programme

Rachel Fletcher, Director Distribution, OFGEM

Nigel Riglar, Director - Environment, Gloucestershire County Council

Andy Brown, Climate Change & Environmental Performance Manager, Anglian Water

Brian Morrow, Strategy Planning Manager, United Utilities Plc

Malcolm Fergusson, Head of Climate Change, Environment Agency

Erik Kraaij, Managing Director, Union of Waterboards

Dr. Wolfgang Kerner, Principal Administrator TEN-E Policy (2002 - May 2009), European Commission / Directorate General for Energy and Transport

Stephen Hammond, Shadow Minister, Transport
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