Attend to:
•Discuss what has changed from AMP5 and AMP6 business plan submissions with your peers •Learn how to get more from your existing assets in a whole-life cost environment •Discover how companies are working in a more integrated way with the supply chain to boost collaboration and efficiency in preparation for AMP6 •Uncover how to drive innovation and asset lifecycle planning to realise capital and operational efficiencies •Hear first-hand how other industries have dealt with the complexity of OPEX as part of a TOTEX approach
Expert speakers include:
Chris Newsome, Director of Asset Management, Anglian Water Mel Karam, Director of Asset Management, Southern Water George Butler, Director of Asset Management, Northern Ireland Water Tim Williams, Head of Asset Strategy, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water Keith Mason, Senior Director of Finance and Networks, Ofwat
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