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Revision as of 15:47, 4 May 2015
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Contents
Background
Energy UK is the trade association for the energy industry. It was set up in 2012, after the Energy Retail Association, Association of Electricity Producers and UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy merged.[1]
It says it provides “a source of expert advice on industry matters” and works “to enhance the industry's reputation with customers and with the communities it serves”.[2]
Staff
Senior staff are: [3]
- Angela Knight, Chief executive, due to step down at the end of 2015
- Barbara Vest, Director of generation
- Lawrence Slade, Chief operating officer
- Clare Dudeney, Director of strategic policy
Former staff
- Christine McGourty, former director of communications and public affairs, now corporate director at British Gas
Board
- Sir David Arculus, also sits on the boards of Pearson, the owner of the Financial Times, Telefonica and Hassium Asset Management.
Former board members
- Lord Spicer, Energy UK chairman until a former Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Department of Energy during the premiership of Margaret Thatcher.
Views on nuclear
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Energy UK says that nuclear energy “is expected to play an important part in helping to make sure Britain has the reliable, low carbon energy supplies it needs for the future”.
It adds that following the Fukushima disaster in 2011, the Office for Nuclear Regulation concluded that the “direct causes of the nuclear accident in Japan were far beyond the most extreme events the UK could expect to experience. He therefore found that there was no reason to stop the operation of nuclear power plants or other nuclear facilities in the UK.” [4]
Members
More than 70 companies are members, including law firms and consultants: [5]
ABB | AES UK | Alderney Renewable Energy | Alpiq Swisstrade | Alstom Grid | Alstom Power Service UK | APX-ENDEX | Barking Power | Biossence | Bircham Dyson Bell | British Gas | Campbell Dallas | Carron Energy | Centrica Energy | Chubu Electric Power Co | Corby Power | CR Foster & Partners | Deloitte | DONG Energy | Doosan Power Systems | Drax Power | E.ON UK | EDF Energy | EDF Trading | Eggborough Power | Electricity Supply Board International | Environ | Fichtner Consulting Engineers | First Utility | Francis Graves | Garbhaig Hydro Power Company | Good Energy | Green Frog Power | Guernsey Electricity | HETCO | InterGen | International Power | Inver Farmers | Jersey Electricity Company | KEMA | Lane Clark and Peacock | Local Waste Solutions | Logica UK | Manx Electricity Authority | Marsh | MGT Power | Mott Macdonald | National Grid | Natural Power | Nuclear Decommissioning Authority | Optimum Energy | Opus Energy | Partnerships for Renewables | Phillips 66 European Power Limited | Pöyry Energy Consulting | Renewable Energy Systems (RES) | RenewableUK | Rio Tinto | Alcan | RWE npower | ScottishPower | Squire Sanders Hammonds | SSE | Stag Energy | Tanaris | Tata Steel Europe | Tokyo Electric Power Company | Voith Hydro Wavegen | Wood Mackenzie
Affiliations
Lobbying firms
Website
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Vicky Ellis, New energy trade body kicks off, Energy Live News, 2 April 2012
- ↑ About us, Energy UK, undated, accessed 29 January 2013
- ↑ About our staff, Energy UK, undated, accessed 29 January 2013
- ↑ Nuclear power, Energy UK, undated, accessed 29 January 2013
- ↑ About our members, Energy UK, undated, accessed 29 January 2013
- ↑ Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015
