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Vattenfall safety director takes helm at offshore wind health and safety body
10-01-2022
Against a backdrop of expanding industry operations and a flourishing work programme, the G+ Global Offshore Wind Health and Safety Organisation (G+) has today announced Jakob Nielsen as its new Chair.
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New Chair to guide SafetyOn’s growing work
16-12-2021
SafetyOn, the health and safety organisation for the UK onshore wind sector, has today announced Don Mackay as its new Chair.
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EI Awards 2021 recognise net zero achievers
25-11-2021
The 22nd Energy Institute (EI) Awards ceremony took place today, celebrating the most innovative and creative talent across the global energy sector.
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Young professionals undertake voyage across Scotland’s energy landscape ahead of COP26
22-09-2021
With less than two months to go until the world’s governments gather for COP26 in Glasgow, six members of the Energy Institute’s Aberdeen Young Professionals Network (YPN) embarked on a tour across Scotland’s future energy landscape.
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