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Exploring energy
Exploring energy

Energy defines modern life: it lights, heats and cools our businesses and homes, gets us from A to B, and is increasingly safe, sustainable, reliable and affordable. Our aim is to help you better understand energy in all its forms. We have gathered a wide-ranging collection of energy information including books, e-books, magazines, reports, and analyses to support your work and studies. Explore this section to keep up with developments in the energy system, draw on the expertise of industry insiders or engage in current energy policy debates.
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EI near me
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The EI’s global branch and young professionals network exists to help build your understanding of energy and engage with fellow professionals. Whether you are a student, experienced professional or just want to learn more about energy, get involved to meet likeminded professionals, support your professional development and contribute your knowledge of the extraordinary energy system on which we all depend

Welcome to the Essex and East Anglia branch page

Welcome to the Essex and East Anglia branch page.

All members, guests and colleagues are welcome to participate in branch activities. We hope to see you at a local event soon.

Committee contact

To contact the branch, please email essexeastanglia@energyinst.org.

Eur Ing Clive Walter CEng CEnv FEI
Position: Chair & Membership & Education Advisor

Nicolas Proctor
Position: Vice Chair

Mark Harrison FEI
Position: Treasurer

Gwenno Pope
Position: Secretary

Events

Sizewell C - An inside update

12-06-2018
John McNamara, working community relations for EDF will be sharing information about the development of the Sizewell C nuclear power station. The talk will cover part of the duration of the event, leaving good time for networking opportunities.

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Publications and documents

Energy Institute: Minutes of the Meeting held at EI London on 31 January 2017

11 Jun 2018

MS Word Document

Latest news

Winds of change blow for offshore power operators

26-04-2009
Good news for offshore wind farm developers: southern areas are becoming windier. Researchers from Atmos Consulting have found that the wind speed off the coast of East Anglia and Essex has been rising so much that wind farms could generate 50% more electricity than envisaged a decade ago.

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