The Energy Hub was set up to serve the Local Enterprise Partnerships in the greater south east region, and to work with them and their local authority members, to accelerate the development of local energy projects.
The Energy Hub Board comprises one representative from each Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) in the greater south east region. These LEPs are: Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority, Coast to Capital, Enterprise M3, Greater London Authority, Hertfordshire, New Anglia, Oxfordshire, South East, South East Midlands and Thames Valley Berkshire. Board Members are either Local Enterprise Partnership employees or a constituent local authority employee.
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is the Accountable Body for the Greater South East Energy Hub. The Accountable Body is the employer of the Energy Hub operations team and responsible for the grant provided to the Energy Hub by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
The Greater South East Energy Hub Board is the strategic body responsible for taking decisions on Energy Hub business and programme activity. The Hub Board also provides oversight of the Energy Hub’s programme delivery. Its terms of reference can be viewed here.
