Fusion—the missing piece in the decarbonisation jigsaw: An interview with David Gray CBE, Non-Executive Director, Tokamak Energy

Tokamak Energy's Non-Executive Director David Gray CBE shares how fusion can address the deeper decarbonisation challenges to come, and be a big contributor to energy security.

About David Gray CBE, Non-Executive Director, Tokamak Energy:

David is a non-executive director of Tokamak Energy, an energy technology company seeking to develop a commercial approach to nuclear fusion. He is also Chairman of Mutual Energy, an energy infrastructure company based in Northern Ireland, and of The Energy Innovation Centre, which seeks to promote innovation by bringing together utility network companies and innovators. He is a Governor of the Regulatory Policy Institute. After 30 years as an energy specialist in financial markets he was an executive director of Ofgem where he led the Networks division from 2003 - 2007. He subsequently advised the UK government on the economic regulation of airports, led a review of the water sector regulator, Ofwat, and was a non-executive director of the Civil Aviation Authority from 2009 – 2019. He returned to Ofgem as Chair from 2013 to 2018.