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Carbon Connect is the independent forum that facilitates discussion and debate between business, government and parliament to bring about a low carbon transformation underpinned by sustainable energy.

In addition to around 40 member organisations, Carbon Connect works with a wide range of parliamentarians, academics, civil servants and business leaders who give their time and expertise to support our work. All our independent research inquiries are chaired by leading parliamentarians and overseen by a steering group of experts , including many of our members.

Lord Teverson

Former Energy and Climate Change Spokesperson, Liberal Democrats
Lord Teverson has previously been Energy and Climate Change Spokesperson and Spokesperson for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for the Liberal Democrats. Lord Teverson has spoken at numerous Carbon Connect events and is a member of Carbon Connect's advisory board.
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Baroness Worthington

Former Shadow Spokesperson, Energy and Climate Change
Bryony was made a Labour peer in November 2010 and is a leading expert on climate change policy and carbon trading. She has worked at Friends of the Earth as a climate-change campaigner where she set up their ultimately highly successful ‘Big Ask’ campaign calling for new climate legislation.
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Peter Aldous MP

Peter Aldous MP

Peter Aldous is Member of Parliament for Waveney. Peter has undertaken considerable work in areas including renewable energy, energy efficiency and resource management since entering Parliament in 2010.

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Alan Brown MP

Alan Brown MP

Alan Brown is the Scottish National Party Member of Parliament for Kilmarnock and Loudoun, since gaining the seat in the 2015 general election.

Alan is the Shadow SNP Spokesperson on Transport and the Shadow SNP Spokesperson on Infrastructure and Energy.

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Dr Keith MacLean

Dr. Keith MacLean

Chair of UKERC's Advisory Board

Keith is a Chemistry graduate and postgraduate from Heriot-Watt and Hamburg Universities, and an Honorary Fellow of Energy Policy at the University of Exeter. Following 8 years at BDF, a chemical company in Germany, Keith returned to Scotland and led a contract research business at IRI before working 20 years at energy utility SSE.

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