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About NASEG

Sustainable energy is particularly important for Wales. The region has considerable renewable resources available and the National Assembly is the only government in Europe to have a statutory remit to promote sustainable development.

The development of sustainable energy in Wales faces recognisable problems, such as the lack of sufficient weight in the planning and regulatory systems. NASEG exists to help resolve these issues through consensus building and conflict resolution.

Given the availability of expertise and resources in Wales, there is considerable scope for improvement, particularly through benefiting industry, the Welsh economy, Welsh communities and our environment.

The group's interests span all aspects of sustainable energy across all renewable technologies - Wind, Biomass, Solar and Hydro - as well as national and international energy policy, development of technologies and industry, the planning and regulatory system, target setting, climate change and the utilisation of existing resources.

Organisation Structure:

NASEG is a company limited by guarantee. A Board of Directors oversees the management of the organisation.

Chairman:
Mick Bates, AM for Montgomeryshire

Board Members:
Mick Bates AM, Rhodri Glyn AM, Christine Gwyther, Mark Isherwood AM, Elin Jones AM, Rhys Maddox - Awel Aman Tawe, Jan Sanders - Reegen

NASEG administration is carried out by a secretariat:
Andy Warrington, Dulas Ltd

Memorandum and Articles of Association:

NASEG's Memorandum and Articles of Association are publicly available on the link below. To download right-click on the link and then click save as to save a copy to your computer. You will need Abobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer in order to read the document.

NASEG Mems & Arts (PDF 4.7MB)