Dr. Mark V. Williamson

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  www.switchwise.com/news/article%7Cnewsarticle%7C1745%7C - [Cached Version]
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  The Carbon Trust's director of innovations, Dr Mark Williamson, has welcomed the decision, saying that its own studies have shown the viability of smart metering for businesses.
  
  Previous work by the body claimed that the use of meters by small businesses could save 2.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions each year.
  
  Dr Williamson said: "We are therefore delighted that the government has acted on our research and findings and recognised the role that smart metering can play."

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  Published on: 10/23/2008    Last Visited: 11/12/2008  

  Mark Williamson, innovations director at the Carbon Trust, said: "We must find a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to oil for our cars and planes if we are to deliver the deep cuts in carbon emissions necessary to tackle climate change.

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  Published on: 3/20/2008    Last Visited: 3/21/2008  

  Dr Mark Williamson, the organisation's director of innovations, welcomed proposals announced in the Budget to supply the meters to medium and large businesses in the next five years.

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  Published on: 1/1/2008    Last Visited: 4/9/2008  

  , Mark Williamson of Little Rock, Arkansas, has served on the Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute (CARTI) Foundation board since 1989.During that time he has raised some $550,000 and has enlisted other insurance professionals to volunteer on CARTI's behalf.CARTI provides care to cancer patients as well as emotional and financial support to their families.CARTI patients are not turned away if they are unable to pay for their treatments.Williamson is co-winner of the 2007 Rough Notes Community Service Award.

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  Having been on 12 trips to work on these homes, Mark has recruited volunteers and is now on the Bridges to Community board.
  
  The other co-winner is Mark Williamson, founder and owner of Mark V. Williamson Co. of Little Rock, Arkansas, who has raised substantial amounts of money to fund the Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute (CARTI) and has served on its board since 1989.

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  Mark Williamson, Carbon Trust

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  Commenting on the report, Dr Mark Williamson, Director of Carbon Trust Innovations, said:

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  Published on: 11/5/2007    Last Visited: 11/5/2007  

  Dr Mark Williamson: 'Solar PV works, even in a country like the UK'
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  "Solar PV works," says Dr Mark Williamson, Director of Innovations at the Carbon Trust, "even in a country like the UK where we don't have a great amount of sun.But to date the use of PV has generally been limited to niche applications, due to the high capital costs."
  
  Dr Williamson adds: "What's so exciting about this new organic PV project is that we are backing a technology that's radically different and could actually give us - within a decade - products capable of supplying renewable electricity at costs equivalent to the standard prices we pay for our household electricity.
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  As Dr Williamson notes wryly, the journey from an early stage technical concept to a proven commercial product can be long and arduous."Promising innovations often need support to cross the 'valley of death' between publicly funded research and commercial investment from the private sector".He adds: "You don't just need the right technology; you also need to form a credible business with a team capable of exploiting the idea and targeting a market with significant growth potential.
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  "The first step is to get a cell that is reliable, efficient, cheap and capable of mass production," says Dr Williamson."Then you can put it pretty much anywhere."
  
  And the prize is huge.With organic PV the Carbon Trust's aim is to deliver 1GW (giga watt) of installed capacity by 2017, which in turn could lead to carbon emissions savings of more than one million tonnes a year.What is more, the Carbon Trust hopes the £5m R&D programme will help the UK take a lead in the global organic PV market, creating products with significant export potential.
  
  Dr Williamson adds: "We see our role as a catalyst to something that probably would have happened anyway.

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  Published on: 5/9/2005    Last Visited: 5/9/2005  

  Mark V. Williamson of the Mark V. Williamson Company in Little Rock, Ark., was honored with the Bernard J. Burns Award, bestowed annually upon the agent or broker making the most significant impact on fundraising efforts for InsurPac.

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  Published on: 10/24/2008    Last Visited: 10/25/2008  

  Dr Mark Williamson, innovations director at the Carbon Trust, said: "We must find a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to oil for our cars and planes if we are to deliver the deep cuts in carbon emissions necessary to tackle climate change.

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