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Health and safety expertise harnessed for burgeoning US market
10-12-2020
Against a backdrop of worldwide expansion in the offshore wind sector, the G+ Global Offshore Wind Health and Safety Organisation (G+), based at the Energy Institute, has announced the formation of a new group for the US.
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EI Awards 2020 recognise energy sector’s ‘indispensable contribution’
26-11-2020
The annual ceremony of the hotly-contested EI Awards 2020 took place, with the most innovative people and projects across the global energy sector feted by both the EI President and UK Energy Minister.
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Manifesto - 1,000 young energy voices speak up on climate threat and energy poverty
23-11-2020
A 1,000-strong body of young people coming up through the ranks in global energy sector have today sent an unambiguous message to leaders in their own industry and governments.
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Our programme of webinars gives you live access to those in the know. Many of them are free also, so whether you want to hear about the latest technologies and biggest issues, or need some help applying for membership, these are for you
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