The event will take place on July 15 at Burges Salmon in New Street Square, London, and is open to members and non-members of the REA.
Mr Clarke, who has more than 10 years’ experience in biomass and whose key areas of expertise include specialist biomass combustion and controls, biomass fuel transfer design and building services design, is one of a number of top speakers at the seminar, which will also include Katy Read of energy watchdog Ofgem.
It will deliver the basics of RHI along with practical guidance on getting accredited – and how to avoid common mistakes.
Paul and other speakers from the industry will take participants through their real world experiences of the scheme – and look forward to the likely changes and developments over the next 12 months.
Paul said: “I am looking forward to taking part in what promises to be a lively and very informative event, focusing on the growing benefits that biomass technology can bring.
“My aim is to make the technology easy for people to understand, highlight why the choice of the right boiler and system is so crucial and share thoughts about this growing form of renewable energy.
“This is a great opportunity to share information about biomass technology and to look at the benefits that the RHI can bring to companies and organisations as they look to meet their energy needs.”
To register for the REA seminar go to: www.r-e-a.net/events/rhi-biomass-seminar