Events

• 22 May - 24 May

• NEC, Birmingham

The National Energy Management Exhibition (NEMEX) running for 30 years is the UK?s leading energy, procurement and renewables event, and is well positioned to offer innovative technology and tackle new challenges in the energy market. NEMEX brings together energy executives and decision makers across a range of industries, all shaping UK businesses? approach to the energy crisis.

• 22 May

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers

This seminar will identify the opportunities and challenges for crop producers, biofuel manufacturers and suppliers to sustainably meet this increasing demand.

• 23 May

• Aberdeen Business School

Robert Gordon University (RGU) is a Learning Affiliate of the Energy Institute (EI). You are invited to join its MBA cohort at this event to hear a Leadership Lecture from Jim Milne CBE, Chairman and Managing Director, Balmoral Group Holdings, and to find out more about RGU's Aberdeen Business School's portfolio of energy masters courses.

• 23 May - 24 May

• Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre

All-Energy Exhibition & Conference showcases the complete range of clean and renewable technologies together with a multi-stream conference alongside, All-Energy is an ideal opportunity for viewing the latest cutting edge solutions, sourcing new partners and suppliers, participating in unparalled networking and keeping up-to-date with this rapidly evolving and increasingly important sector. Visit www.all-energy.co.uk for more information.

• 24 May

• AFBI

Prior to the AGM, EI Northern Ireland branch members are invited to attend a guided tour of the Agri Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) site which includes renewable energy technologies, energy crops and anaerobic digestion facilities.

• 24 May

• Meeting Room 1 (Pembroke)

As well as a presentation from Andy Lewis, EI Membership Development Manager, on how the EI can support your career, this meeting also offers the opportunity to network with other local EI members and influence future EI events in the area.

• 24 May

• Energy Institute

The Energy Institute is holding a one day seminar examining the predicted deployment of multi user storage sites and their continued importance to UK and European carbon capture offering.

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• 24 May

• Cockle Park Farm

Cockle Park Farm is a 262ha mixed farm situated about 18 miles north of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and is owned by Newcastle University. It is also home to the newly installed anaerobic digestion plant, which will generate heat, electricity and digestate - an organic fertiliser from the farm's pig and cattle manure.

• 29 May

• De Montfort University, Leicester

The mixed use nature of building developments, their phasing and ambition to low/zero carbon, brings a requirement for a more holistic consideration of efficient energy generation, which moves away from the traditional approach of looking at energy generation on a building by building basis. A rapidly emerging technology, which is meeting this change in the UK, is district heating which typically supplies both the space heat and hot water demand of a development via an underground heat network.

• 07 Jun

• Carmelite Hotel

The EI Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands' Young Professionals Network brings together the next generation of industry leaders to network and debate with a high-profile panel of speakers on the subject of decommissioning - is it really the beginning of the end?