Scott Duncan | Head of Exports
OVO
Scott heads up OVO's Exports business, with accountability for customer, commercial and compliance outcomes for one of the UK's largest portfolios of microgenerators. He has worked at the OVO Group for 4 years, and has previouly led other business units including flexibility products and national solar & storage installations. Prior to OVO, Scott has worked in the Energy & EnTech sectors for over 12 years in Commercial and Go-To-Market roles spanning renewables, commodities and SaaS product lines.
Appearances:
Day 1 - 22nd September @ 13:40
Keynote Panel: The opportunities and threats of plug in solar
With plug-in solar set to become a legal option for UK households on August 27th, could this be the technology that opens up solar to a much wider market? This panel will explore the potential for simple, accessible solar systems to lower barriers to adoption, while examining the safety, consumer protection and technical challenges that come with a rapidly emerging market.
- Could plug-in solar bring renewable energy within reach of millions more households, including renters and those without suitable rooftops?
- What safeguards, standards and installer guidance are needed to ensure systems are used safely and responsibly?
- What can the UK learn from European markets where plug-in and balcony solar are already more established?
- How could plug-in solar affect the traditional residential solar market, and does it represent competition or a gateway to wider adoption of solar and storage?
Day 1 - September 22 @ 13:40
Keynote Panel: The opportunities and threats of plug in solar
With plug-in solar set to become a legal option for UK households on August 27th, could this be the technology that opens up solar to a much wider market? This panel will explore the potential for simple, accessible solar systems to lower barriers to adoption, while examining the safety, consumer protection and technical challenges that come with a rapidly emerging market.
- Could plug-in solar bring renewable energy within reach of millions more households, including renters and those without suitable rooftops?
- What safeguards, standards and installer guidance are needed to ensure systems are used safely and responsibly?
- What can the UK learn from European markets where plug-in and balcony solar are already more established?
- How could plug-in solar affect the traditional residential solar market, and does it represent competition or a gateway to wider adoption of solar and storage?
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