Learnings from a Public-Private Partnership in the UK: Energy Systems - an Integrated Effort
Abstract:
ETI’s Strategy Director Jo Coleman presented “Learnings from a Public-Private Partnership in the UK” at the European Energy Research Alliance (EERA). This slideset covers what the ETI is, who the members are, and what the ETI offers: a shared evidence base, insights across the whole energy system, and what ETI have learnt about managing private-public partnerships.
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2016
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ETI
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Coleman, J.
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English
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Cross Cutting Programme (Strategy)
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