Difference between revisions of "Arup"
(→People) |
|||
| Line 17: | Line 17: | ||
*[[Charles Malissard]] - attended an [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas]] meeting on the 'Public Perception of Shale Gas’ with Professor Sarah O’Hara, Pro- | *[[Charles Malissard]] - attended an [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas]] meeting on the 'Public Perception of Shale Gas’ with Professor Sarah O’Hara, Pro- | ||
Vice-Chancellor, [[Nottingham University]] in December 2013 | Vice-Chancellor, [[Nottingham University]] in December 2013 | ||
| − | *[[Des Correia]] - Director. Attended public information event held by [[Cuadrilla]] to update Fylde local residents on the planning process, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and other technical work it is undertaking in the Fylde Correia said: “We were pleased to see a good turnout from local residents and community representatives who raised a variety of questions around well design, water, transport, geology and the wider environment. Each of these topics will be addressed as part of our EIA work so we’re now in the process of analysing all of the issues that were raised to inform the approach we’ll be taking to the design and technical work for each of the proposed sites.” <ref> Cuadrilla newsletter, 'The Fylde Explorer', Dated February 2014 </ref> | + | *[[Des Correia]] - Director. Attended public information event held by fracking firm [[Cuadrilla]] to update Fylde local residents on the planning process, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and other technical work it is undertaking in the Fylde Correia said: “We were pleased to see a good turnout from local residents and community representatives who raised a variety of questions around well design, water, transport, geology and the wider environment. Each of these topics will be addressed as part of our EIA work so we’re now in the process of analysing all of the issues that were raised to inform the approach we’ll be taking to the design and technical work for each of the proposed sites.” According to the newsletter, Arup will submit a scoping report to [[Lancashire County Council]] 'that explains exactly how environmental concerns will be assessed'.<ref> Cuadrilla newsletter, 'The Fylde Explorer', Dated February 2014 </ref> |
==Lobbying and PR firms== | ==Lobbying and PR firms== | ||
Revision as of 09:25, 1 September 2014
|
This article is part of the Nuclear Spin project of Spinwatch. |
Contents
Background
Arup is a global firm of planners, designers, engineers and business consultants established in 1946 with over 10,000 employees working in more than 37 countries as of 2012.
Nuclear expertise
Arup has much experience of nuclear projects. In the UK, Arup was named in July 2011 as the lead planning consultant for a new nuclear generation project in West Cumbria, England, which is being led by NuGen. Other nuclear activities in the UK have included a partnership with Sedgemoor District Council and West Somerset Council to evaluate technical proposals for proposed nuclear new build by EDF Energy at Hinkley Point C, and as lead consultant and design coordinator for the Trawsfynydd Intermediate Level Waste store, the first of its kind in the UK. According to the company's website:
- Nuclear energy makes great demands on the safety and endurance of infrastructure solutions. For more than 30 years, Arup has matched its high-end skills to those involved requirements.
- Our work, for operators including RWE Npower and BKW FMB Energie AG, covers each stage of the fuel cycle. It encompasses policy advice, design and development of new facilities, operation, decommissioning and clean up.
- We bring advanced expertise to issues of earthquake resilience, contaminated land and groundwater remediation. In waste packaging, transportation, interim storage and long-term repository design, Arup’s research capacity and leadership in building physics and geotechnics underpin dependable solutions.[1]
People
- Ian Gardner - Director, UKMEA Board & Leader Energy Resources & Industry, Arup
- Charles Malissard - attended an All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas meeting on the 'Public Perception of Shale Gas’ with Professor Sarah O’Hara, Pro-
Vice-Chancellor, Nottingham University in December 2013
- Des Correia - Director. Attended public information event held by fracking firm Cuadrilla to update Fylde local residents on the planning process, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and other technical work it is undertaking in the Fylde Correia said: “We were pleased to see a good turnout from local residents and community representatives who raised a variety of questions around well design, water, transport, geology and the wider environment. Each of these topics will be addressed as part of our EIA work so we’re now in the process of analysing all of the issues that were raised to inform the approach we’ll be taking to the design and technical work for each of the proposed sites.” According to the newsletter, Arup will submit a scoping report to Lancashire County Council 'that explains exactly how environmental concerns will be assessed'.[2]
Lobbying and PR firms
Affiliations
- Nuclear Development Forum
- Nuclear Industry Association
- All-Party Parliamentary China Group - Arup gave £5000 in 2011 towards the chairman of the APPG visit to China[4]
- All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas - set up in 2013 and is run by lobbying and PR firm Edelman). Arup is an associate member
People
Contact, Resources and Notes
Contact
- Website:
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Arup, Nuclear energy, undated, accessed 22 June 2012
- ↑ Cuadrilla newsletter, 'The Fylde Explorer', Dated February 2014
- ↑ APPC Register Entry for 1 September 2010 to 30 November 2010
- ↑ House of Commons, REGISTER OF ALL-PARTY GROUPS (As at 23 December 2011)
