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Home›Authorities & Government›UK: Forewind’s Lord Deben Becomes Chairman of CCC
Authorities & Government

September 13, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: Forewind’s Lord Deben Becomes Chairman of CCC

Lord Deben has resigned from his role as chairman of Forewind following his appointment as the new chairman of the government’s climate change advisory body, Committee on Climate Change (CCC). The former environment secretary takes up the chairmanship of the committee from September 12 and he will t

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Lord Deben has resigned from his role as chairman of Forewind following his appointment as the new chairman of the government’s climate change advisory body, Committee on Climate Change (CCC).

The former environment secretary takes up the chairmanship of the committee from September 12 and he will therefore leave the Forewind consortium he has chaired for the past two years.

Forewind Managing Director Lee Clarke said Lord Deben has a major contribution to make to the climate change agenda, and while it is a loss to the organisation developing the Dogger Bank offshore wind zone, it will be a gain to the UK as the nation moves into a critical period on climate change and energy-related issues.

“We have been honoured to have him as a chairman over the past two years and wish him well with his new role,” Dr Clarke said.

Lord Deben said: “I have very much enjoyed my period as chairman of Forewind. It has given me a great insight into the offshore wind industry and I shall very much miss working with such a remarkably able team.”

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Press release, September 13, 2012; Image: Forewind

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