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Science in Parliament - Spring 2013 - pdf of issue
As an EI Member you now have access, via the eLibrary section of this website, to Science in Parliament (SIP), Spring 2013 edition - The Journal of the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee.Applications sought for Register of Professional Energy Consultants
The Energy Institute (EI) and the Energy Systems Trade Association (ESTA) are calling for applications to join their Register of Professional Energy Consultants (RPEC). This new register focuses on providing the highest quality of energy efficiency advice and support for business and industry.-
The World Energy Council's (WEC) global ranking of country energy sustainability performance has revealed that most of the over 90 countries assessed are still far from achieving fully sustainable energy systems.
UK Government's Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) publish Energy Bill
Science in Parliament - Autumn 2012 - pdf of issue
Science in Parliament - Autumn 2012-
The Energy Institute (EI) was extremely saddened to hear the news of Malcolm Wicks MP HonFEI's passing away at the weekend.
Energy Red Tape Challenge - your views wanted on the current regulatory environment
World Energy Council calls on policymakers at COP17 to address the 'Energy Trilemma'
Legislation changes to carbon reduction commitment
The EI East Midlands branch held an interesting meeting examining the recent changes in the carbon reduction commitment (CRC) and their impact on the scheme. The meeting was held at Nottingham University's Jubilee Campus on 8 November.Can we power our cities more efficiently?
Thirty members and guests attended an informative and instructive presentation entitled 'Can we power our cities more efficiently?', given by Sandy Taylor, Head of Climate Change and Sustainability, at Birmingham City Council. To achieve this Birmingham City Council have embarked on a mission to reduce the carbon emissions by some 60% by 2026, which is higher than the average of 42%, by improved leadership, longer term planning, better spatial planning and a willingness to adopt to change.





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