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The Big Question: How are energy companies adapting to a lower carbon world?

Energy Focus asks four member companies about the challenges and opportunities presented by the transition to a decarbonised energy landscape

EIC overseas delegations

We’ve got connections all over the world, and will be visiting 15 countries over the next 12 months – why not join us and find a new country for your product or service?

Our overseas delegations are a great way to meet a country’s key players, make contacts and find local partners, in a supportive environment with the logistics and agenda all taken care of for you.

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Training: Understanding practical contract terms and conditions

When: 8 November 2018
Where: EIC London, 89 Albert Embankment, London, SE1 7TP

EIC Survive & Thrive Insight Report Volume II

It was received to great acclaim from an industry keen to learn about the proven business development strategies the report contained, and the government, which used the recommendations from suppli

The first ever EIC Survive and Thrive Insight Report was released in 2017.

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News & Events July 2018

About the EIC

Established in 1943, the EIC is the leading trade association for companies working in the global energy industries.

Updates from the Energy Industries council

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The heat is on

It is increasingly clear from the latest science that the objective of stabilising the Earth’s climate requires a global transition to net-zero and then to net-negative carbon emissions.

Decarbonising the heat sector is one of the biggest policy challenges in the coming years, writes Professor Robert Lowe at UCL Energy Institute

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Sustainable energy for all

Over a billion people across the globe lack electricity access. Millions more are in energy poverty, or only have access to unreliable, expensive, harmful fuels.

Energy Focus asks can renewable energy mini-grids close the energy access gap?

Leaving Euratom

Even the most hardened of opponents of the European Union would accept that the process of leaving the EU, and disentangling more than four decades of negotiations, regulations and systems, is prov

Britain is hard at work on leaving the European nuclear agency Euratom. But even with a suitable transition, there remains much work for the government to do to prevent the significant disruption that industry is concerned about, writes Tom Greatrex at the Nuclear Industry Association

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Making nuclear affordable

With the UK beginning preparations to replace and decommission its fleet of advanced gas-cooled nuclear reactors, our industry is on the cusp of major change.

Nuclear can be a cost-competitive energy source, writes Professor Andrew Sherry at the National Nuclear Laboratory – but collaboration will be the key 

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New technology holds key to reaching carbon emissions targets

Crown International and Future Environmental Technologies Engineering have developed a ground-breaking carbon capture and exchange technology that uses flue gas CO2 as a feed stock for conversion i

While carbon conversion technology is still in its infancy, Mark Stacey at Crown International spotlights one technology on the cusp of being commercialised

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