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The Energy Institute offers a range of conferences, seminars, dinners, lunches and other events dealing with all sectors of the energy business and catering for the various interests of EI members and guests.

To keep you up to date with the topics of greatest concern, we run an annual programme of conferences. We are ideally placed to identify topical issues and provide a forum for debate led by experts from industry and government.

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  1. Events in February 2012

  2. Well, Reservoir and Facility Management (WRFM) in Maersk Oil: Optimising recovery by integrated operations and reservoir management

    • 07 Feb

    • The Marcliffe
    The overall objective for a field is to be safe, increase ultimate recovery and maximise potential. This presentation looks at how Maersk Oil are applying Well, Reservoir and Facility Management (WRFM) improvements to realise these objectives. Maersk Oil is already doing WRFM, so what's new?

  3. The Fukushima event and the responses of the nuclear industry

    • 07 Feb

    • Cardiff School of Engineering
    This is a joint event with the EI South Western and South Wales branch and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers' South Wales region.

  4. Technical workshop: Environmental Liabilities Directive

    • 07 Feb

    • Energy Institute
    The focus of the Environmental Liabilities Directive (ELD) is on establishing a species and habitats baseline. The main application is for onshore manufacturing sites.

  5. Compressed natural gas vehicles, refuelling facilities, and injection of biogas into the gas grid

    • 08 Feb

    • Pegasus Club
    Nick Harbord, Global CNG Solutions, will deliver this presentation to the EI Essex and East Anglia branch. Global CNG Solutions are experts in the compression, storage and transport of CNG.

  6. Oil and gas industry fundamentals

    • 13 Feb - 15 Feb

    • Energy Institute, London, UK
    This course comprehensively covers the oil and gas supply chains from exploration through to fuel retailing. Along the way it addresses conventional and unconventional reserves and resources, drilling and production processes and facilities, economic fiscal and risk issues, transportation, refining, gas to power, wholesale product markets, contracts, physical and paper trading, ... and more.

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  7. WEC assessment of global energy policies ? what does it mean for the UK? UKWEC Workshop

    • 14 Feb

    • CMS Cameron McKenna (CMCK),
    UKWEC Workshop

  8. The Oyster 2 Wave Energy Project

    • 15 Feb

    • Robert Gordon University
    Joint event with IMechE - further details to follow.

  9. Developing the skills for a global workforce

    • 15 Feb

    • Templeton Hotel, Templepatrick
    The EI Northern Ireland branch invites you to its Annual Symposium which this year addresses 'Developing Skills for a Global Workforce'.

  10. Becoming an Incorporated Engineer webinar

    • 16 Feb

    • Energy Institute
    An online discussion on the value of Incorporated Engineer (IEng) status and how to achieve it through the Energy Institute (EI). Hear from some of our IEng members about how registration has helped them in their career.

  11. EI Membership workshop

    • 16 Feb

    • Energy Institute
    This workshop is for non-members who want to join the EI, or for any existing members seeking professional upgrades. All membership workshops are free.
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