AEA - Revision history

Melissa Jones: /* Contact */

2013-10-16T02:18:28Z

Contact

Melissa Jones: /* Past board members */

2013-10-16T02:17:47Z

Past board members

Melissa Jones: /* Board */

2013-10-16T02:11:06Z

Board

Melissa Jones at 01:34, 16 October 2013

2013-10-16T01:34:05Z

Melissa Jones: /* Past executives */

2013-10-16T01:32:59Z

Past executives

Melissa Jones at 01:31, 16 October 2013

2013-10-16T01:31:43Z

Melissa Jones: /* AEA, nuclear energy, and the UK National Energy Review */ correction - original source found

2012-09-12T08:17:47Z

AEA, nuclear energy, and the UK National Energy Review: correction - original source found

Melissa Jones: /* Lobbyists */

2012-07-17T08:10:27Z

Lobbyists

Melissa Jones at 23:03, 16 July 2012

2012-07-16T23:03:13Z

Miriam Rose: /* Notes */

2010-07-07T11:03:38Z

Notes

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 ==Contact==
-:Address: AEA have offices in Oxford, Ayrshire, Cheshire, Romania, London, Wales
+AEA have offices in Oxford, Ayrshire, Cheshire, Romania, London, Wales. Their main three offices are in [[Harwell Science and Innovation Campus]] in Oxfordshire. <ref>AEA[http://www.aeat.co.uk/cms/locations-office/ Contact Us], Accessed 16/11/09</ref>
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Climate]][[Category:Climate Change]][[Category:Energy]][[Category:Nuclear Spin]] [[Category:Climate: Energy]][[Category:Nuclear revolving door]]

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 ===Past board members===
-Sir [[Anthony Cleaver]] 1994-2001
+Sir [[Anthony Cleaver]] 1994-2001. Chairman of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority from 2004 to 2007.
 ===Past executives===

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 *[[Andrew McCree]] CEO - previously with [[BP]] exploration (until joining AEA in 1991)
-*Dr [[Bernard Bulkin]] - chairman
+*Dr [[Bernard Bulkin]] - chairman and former [[BP]] chief scientist
 *[[Alice Cummings]] CFO - joined AEA in 1995, previously with [[South West Water]] plc.
 *Dr [[Leslie Atkinson]] Senior Independent Director, joined AEA in 1996. Previously chairman of [[BP]] Asia Pacific and Executive Director of [[Tarmac]] plc.

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 ==Lobbyists==
-The [[Madano Partnership]] lists AEA Technology as a client between June and November 2011. <ref>PRCA Public Affairs Register ␣ June ␣ August 2011, and PRCA Public Affairs Register – Agencies - September to November 2011</ref>
+The [[Madano Partnership]] listed AEA Technology as a client between June and November 2011. <ref>PRCA Public Affairs Register ␣ June ␣ August 2011, and PRCA Public Affairs Register – Agencies - September to November 2011</ref>
 ==People==
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 ===Past executives===
-*[[Paul Brown]], a former CEO who went on to become an interim chief operating officer at the [[Office for Nuclear Regulation]] from 2010-2012
+*[[Paul Brown]], a former CEO of AEA Technology, went on to become an interim chief operating officer at the [[Office for Nuclear Regulation]] from 2010-2012
 ==Clients==

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 ===Past executives===
-*[[Paul Brown]], a former CEO who went on to become an interim chief operating officer at the [[Office of Nuclear Regulation]] from 2010-2012
+*[[Paul Brown]], a former CEO who went on to become an interim chief operating officer at the [[Office for Nuclear Regulation]] from 2010-2012
 ==Clients==

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 The [[Madano Partnership]] lists AEA Technology as a client between June and November 2011. <ref>PRCA Public Affairs Register ␣ June ␣ August 2011, and PRCA Public Affairs Register – Agencies - September to November 2011</ref>
-==Board members==
+==People==
-Board members listed on the 2007/2008 annual report are as follows:
+===Board===
 *[[Andrew McCree]] CEO - previously with [[BP]] exploration (until joining AEA in 1991)
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 ===Past board members===
 Sir [[Anthony Cleaver]] 1994-2001
 ==Clients==
-AEA has contracts with the [[European Commission]] and its agencies on policy advice.
+*AEA has contracts with the [[European Commission]] and its agencies on policy advice.
-It leads the [[UK-Russia Climate Change Science Collaboration Project]] funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth offices Strategic Programme Fund.
+*It leads the [[UK-Russia Climate Change Science Collaboration Project]] funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's Strategic Programme Fund.
-==Publications==
+*Transport consultancy work for [[Department for Transport]], [[Highways Agency]], [[Commission for Integrated transport]], [[Transport for London]] etc. <ref>AEA [http://www.aeat.co.uk/cms/corp-governance/ Annual Report 2008], Accessed 16/11/09</ref>
 ==Affiliations==
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 ==Contact==
 :Address: AEA have offices in Oxford, Ayrshire, Cheshire, Romania, London, Wales
 Their main three offices are in [[Harwell Science and Innovation Campus]] in Oxfordshire. <ref>AEA[http://www.aeat.co.uk/cms/locations-office/ Contact Us], Accessed 16/11/09</ref>
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 ==Notes==
 <references/>
-[[Category:Climate]][[Category:Climate Change]][[Category:Energy]][[Category:Nuclear Spin]] [[Category:Climate: Energy]]
+[[Category:Climate]][[Category:Climate Change]][[Category:Energy]][[Category:Nuclear Spin]] [[Category:Climate: Energy]][[Category:Nuclear revolving door]]

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 ==AEA, nuclear energy, and the UK National Energy Review==
-According to Sourcewatch the AEA's involvement in the [[UK National Energy Review]] was problematic for some MPs and other interested parties:
+The AEA's involvement in the [[UK National Energy Review]] was problematic for some MPs and other interested parties:
-:"I wondered why [nuclear power] was being pushed and pushed and pushed," said British parliamentarian [[Dai Davies]], in response to news that "key consultants" working on the UK National Energy Review "have strong links to the nuclear industry." The Observer reports that AEA Technology handled public submissions for the review. AEA was formed by the [[Atomic Energy Authority]], and while the firm "has sold most of its nuclear businesses," it still "has a nuclear waste unit, and senior executives and staff have links to the old authority and other parts of the nuclear industry."  Some energy experts who made submissions "said they felt their evidence was underplayed and misrepresented." AEA did publish a summary table, "which showed that nuclear power was the only one [of 15 low-carbon technologies] to get more opposition than support." Prime Minister Blair nonetheless supports nuclear power, though "during the recent heatwave nuclear reactors in mainland Europe" and the U.S. "have had to be shut down," due to high water temperatures. <ref> Sourcewatch Website [http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=AEA_Technology AEA Technology] Last accessed November 22nd 2007 </ref>
+:"I wondered why [nuclear] was being pushed and pushed and pushed," said British independent MP [[Dai Davies]], in response to news that "key consultants" working on the UK National Energy Review "have strong links to the nuclear industry."
 ==Lobbyists==