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−	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was as head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.	+	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm in 2016]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was as head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.

	After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/patrick-erwin-06734b13 Patrick Erwin], LinkedIn, last accessed 12 July 2018 </ref>		After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/patrick-erwin-06734b13 Patrick Erwin], LinkedIn, last accessed 12 July 2018 </ref>

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 :Despite FOIA requests, DECC refused to publicly name Erwin as the government’s man seconded to Ineos. Erwin only declared the secondment on his LinkedIn profile after it had ended in 2016. Last month he joined [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> Melissa Jones, [http://spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/climate/item/5940-meet-the-frackers-a-spinwatch-lobbying-tour Meet the Frackers’: a Spinwatch lobbying tour ], Spinwatch, 15 January 2017 </ref></blockquote>
+===Securing onshore exploration licenses in the Government's 14th round===
 At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m).

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 :At the same event Erwin acknowledged the importance of talking to and 'standing up in front of communities' in potential shale gas areas. Yet less than a year later he and two other senior Ineos directors held a series of closed private meetings with parish councillors to discuss plans for Ineos license blocks in Cheshire, Derbyshire and North Yorkshire.
-:Despite FOIA requests, DECC refused to publicly name Erwin as the government’s man seconded to Ineos. Erwin only declared the secondment on his LinkedIn profile after it had ended in 2016. Last month he joined [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> Melissa Jones, [http://spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/climate/item/5940-meet-the-frackers-a-spinwatch-lobbying-tour Meet the Frackers’: a Spinwatch lobbying tour ], Spinwatch, 15 January 2017 </ref>
+:Despite FOIA requests, DECC refused to publicly name Erwin as the government’s man seconded to Ineos. Erwin only declared the secondment on his LinkedIn profile after it had ended in 2016. Last month he joined [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> Melissa Jones, [http://spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/climate/item/5940-meet-the-frackers-a-spinwatch-lobbying-tour Meet the Frackers’: a Spinwatch lobbying tour ], Spinwatch, 15 January 2017 </ref></blockquote>
-At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m). </blockquote>
+At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m).
 ==Views==

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 ==Revolving door==
 {{Template: Revolving Door badge}}In early 2017 Spinwatch revealed Erwin's revolving door role in Ineos's strategic push for shale gas in the UK, following various FOI requests that had been refused by the government.
+<blockquote style="background-color:#CEF2E0;border:1pt solid Darkgoldenrod;padding:1%;font-size:10pt">
 :One stark example of the fracking industry and government interests aligning is the case of Patrick Erwin, a former top civil servant in the department of energy and climate change (DECC) and the department for communities and local government (DCLG).
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 :Despite FOIA requests, DECC refused to publicly name Erwin as the government’s man seconded to Ineos. Erwin only declared the secondment on his LinkedIn profile after it had ended in 2016. Last month he joined [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> Melissa Jones, [http://spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/climate/item/5940-meet-the-frackers-a-spinwatch-lobbying-tour Meet the Frackers’: a Spinwatch lobbying tour ], Spinwatch, 15 January 2017 </ref>
-At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m).
+At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m). </blockquote>
 ==Views==

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 ==Revolving door==
-In early 2017 Spinwatch revealed Erwin's revolving door role in Ineos's strategic push for shale gas in the UK, following various FOI requests that had been refused by the government.
+{{Template: Revolving Door badge}}In early 2017 Spinwatch revealed Erwin's revolving door role in Ineos's strategic push for shale gas in the UK, following various FOI requests that had been refused by the government.
 :One stark example of the fracking industry and government interests aligning is the case of Patrick Erwin, a former top civil servant in the department of energy and climate change (DECC) and the department for communities and local government (DCLG).
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 :Despite FOIA requests, DECC refused to publicly name Erwin as the government’s man seconded to Ineos. Erwin only declared the secondment on his LinkedIn profile after it had ended in 2016. Last month he joined [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> Melissa Jones, [http://spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/climate/item/5940-meet-the-frackers-a-spinwatch-lobbying-tour Meet the Frackers’: a Spinwatch lobbying tour ], Spinwatch, 15 January 2017 </ref>
-At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m).{{Template: Revolving Door badge}}
+At Ineos Erwin led on commercial strategy, developing partnerships and on asset purchase. According to his LinkedIn achievements, he 'led the economics and work programme parts of for INEOS’s application to the 14th Onshore Licensing Round': 'secured $1bn commitment from the Group Board; Secured three significant acquisition farm-in deals: PEDL 133 (from [[BG]]), PEDL 162 (from [[Reach CSG]]) and 250’000 net acres across three basins from [[IGas]] (£168m).
 ==Views==

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 [[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg|right|thumbnail| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016.  His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was as head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.
-After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider  [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director.  <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/patrick-erwin-06734b13 Patrick Erwin, LinkedIn, last accessed 12 July 2018 </ref>
+After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider  [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director.  <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/patrick-erwin-06734b13 Patrick Erwin], LinkedIn, last accessed 12 July 2018 </ref>
 ==Revolving door==

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−	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.	+	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was as head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.
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−	After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.

		+	After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy and markets director. <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/patrick-erwin-06734b13 Patrick Erwin, LinkedIn, last accessed 12 July 2018 </ref>

	==Revolving door==		==Revolving door==

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−	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm,]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.	+	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.

	After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.		After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.

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−	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm,]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from ~~2014~~ until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.	+	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm,]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from November 2013 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.

	After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.		After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:06, 25 August 2017
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−	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Patrick Erwin]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from 2014 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.	+	[[File:Patrick Erwin.jpg\|right\|thumbnail\| Senior civil servant Patrick Erwin was seconded to INEOS for two years and left the civil service to take up a role at the fracking and chemical firm,]]'''Patrick Erwin''' is a former senior UK civil servant who was seconded from central government to become the commercial director of [[Ineos Upstream]] UK from 2014 until May 2016. His last role before working for the petrochemical giant was head of energy markets and infrastructure strategy and programme office.

	After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.		After his secondment ended Erwin continued to work with Ineos in a new role as business development director until December 2016. He left to join energy provider [[Northern Powergrid]] as its policy director.