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The STAC annual report 2020
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Energy Institute Council signals change
23-06-2021
Charles Hendry and Greg Jackson have been welcomed by EI President Steve Holliday as new Vice Presidents, alongside a raft of other changes to the governing Council
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Media release
Safety remains steadfast as offshore wind construction soars
17-06-2021
Despite the challenges presented by COVID-19, 2020 saw an increase of almost 50% in the construction hours at new offshore wind sites built by members of G+ Global Offshore Wind Health and Safety Organisation (G+), according to new data published.
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Our sector can deliver, if we work together
01-06-2021
'The EI's collaborative ethos is a powerful attribute that's in line with the times', writes new CEO Nick Wayth in his first column for Energy World and Petroleum Review...
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EI LIVE: latest online webinars
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