1. The Energy Institute An overview - 2015 21 July 2015 Kate Dinwiddy Professional Development and Training Manager Energy Institute

2. 1 Who we are The Energy Institute: We are the professional body for the energy industry delivering good practice and professionalism across the depth and breadth of the sector. A registered charity, we are completely independent and receive no funding from government We develop and disseminate knowledge, skills and good practice towards a safe, secure and sustainable energy system We celebrated our centenary in 2014

3. Knowledge, skills and good practice EI: Sharing energy knowledge… Learned Society Membership Organisation Networking RecognitionProfessional development Publications Good practiceTraining and events Energy Institute

4. Pre-professional levels Student Graduate Affiliate Professional titles Chartered Engineer (CEng), Incorporated Engineer (IEng), Engineering Technician (EngTech). Chartered Scientist (CSci). Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv). EI Unique titles Member (MEI) and Fellow (FEI) of the Energy Institute. Chartered Petroleum Engineer (CEng), Chartered Energy Engineer (CEng). Chartered Energy Manager. Membership 21 July 20153 EI branches forum

5. EI Branch Network 13 local branch networks covering the whole of the UK 7 Overseas branches: EI Ireland, EI Hong Kong, EI Nigeria, EI Middle East, EI Malaysia, EI Netherlands, EI Singapore Currently 6 Young Professionals Networks (YPN) in: London and Home Counties, Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, North East, Nigeria, Middle East. A link between the local energy community and EI Head Office. A range of enjoyable and informative events Networking opportunities and access to industry leaders and academics. Professional Development Opportunities for members

6. Young Professionals Networks What is a YPN?  Providing support and networks to young professionals in the sector  Encouraging young professionals to move towards Chartership and assisting their professional development  Providing professional development opportunities to young members – training days, knowledge development through conferences specifically designed for young professionals  Recognition of talent and excellence through the Young Professional of the Year Award.

7. Energy World Covering the energy scene – from small- to large- scale, from technology to policy, from people to projects, from renewables to nuclear – and everything in between. Petroleum Review Covering advances, trends, changes and events throughout the international oil and gas industry – upstream and downstream. Supplements Retail Marketing Survey Energy Efficiency Future refining and Storage Future Skills Magazines 21 July 20156 EI branches forum

8. publishing.energyinst.orgpublishing.energyinst.org is the EI publications platform, designed to sell content and provide access to EI Partners, who fund the technical work programme. Contact: pubs@energyinst.orgpubs@energyinst.org EI Technical guidance Based on the work of the technical team and committees Energy Essentials guides Shale Gas now available, more coming soon Conference proceedings Journal of the Energy Institute Peer reviewed coverage of original high quality research on energy, engineering and technology Hearts and Minds (safety culture improvement) Tripod Foundation (deep learning from incidents) EI publishing 21 July 20157 EI branches forum

9. Curate Our collection Over 90,000 resources Books, statistics, periodicals, news, contacts In person or online Visit our library Log in to the Energy Matrix or e-library knowledge.energyinst.org Create Energy Barometer Data Sheets Energy Essentials guides Engage Government consultations Peer review Speaking opportunities EI Knowledge Service Curate  Create  Engage 21 July 20158 EI branches forum

10. The EI Technical Programme 21 July 20159 EI branches forum Work with 34 technical partners on mutually agreed projects Work covers their key technical issues, across the areas of health, safety, environmental protection, petroleum measurement, fuels distribution and petroleum testing. Programmes costs around US$2M, and has been quantified to return an annual saving to industry of c$70- 120M.

11. EI Energy Barometer First annual survey of EI College Sharing members’ views and knowledge for public benefit Platform for debate and tool for policy makers Website developments Assembling new Collections: Offshore Wind, Retail Marketing, Shale Gas and Datasheets Improving search function to enable popular search suggestions and predictive search box Improving user interface Internship programme and Energy Essentials guides A guide to shale gas, Feb 2015 A guide to energy management, Autumn 2015 A guide to wind generation, Winter 2015 Datasheets Updating statistics as they become available Reformatting and updating visual style EI Knowledge Service New for 2015/16 21 July 201510 2015 branches forum

12. International Petroleum (IP) Week The thought-leadership forum for the global oil and gas industry EI Awards Recognising the value of energy to society and celebrating the contribution the energy industry and its people make to progress, innovation and excellence. Technical conferences Based on the work of the EI technical team Topical issues Conferences, debates and evening lectures on issues facing the whole of the energy sector. EI Events 21 July 201511 EI branches forum

13. Energy Systems conference with Elsevier How to create a more secure, sustainable and affordable global energy system. Committee chaired by Joan MacNaughton CB HonFEI, former EI President. EI Awards Working with the YPN to improve the Young Energy Professional of the Year Award. EI Awards – new category: Energy Champion EI Events New for 2015/16 21 July 201512 EI branches forum

14. Oil and gas Industry fundamentals, Economics, Supply and distribution, Aviation, Refining, Upstream, Gas, Oil trading and marketing, Technical guidance. Energy management 3 level training structure for energy management professionals, Staff awareness, ESOS. Risk management Human factors, Process safety Training 13 EI branches forum

15. Energy management Level 2 Revised and improved for 2016 Risk management New member of staff focused on Risk Management development New courses coming soon on process safety and aviation Energy management How To videos How to analyse your energy bill Getting the most out of a smart meter How to read an electricity meter How to read a gas meter Training New for 2015/16 21 July 201514 EI branches forum

16. EI branches and YPN Attend events, join the committee, offer a venue. Committees Join a professional committee or EI Council. Magazines Editors are always on the look out for relative, informative, objective commentary on markets and topical issues. EI Champion Tell others about us. Get Involved 21 July 201515 EI branches forum

17. Thank you for your support We look forward to working with you in 2015 and beyond. Kate Dinwiddy Kdinwiddy@energyinst.org, t: +44 (0)207 467 7178