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Engineering Forum for Energy

A network of leading professional bodies that collaborate regularly and share knowledge on a wide range of energy issues.

What does the Engineering Forum for Energy do?

• Inform the formulation of sustainable energy policy based on sound engineering principles

Why do we need an Engineering Forum for Energy?

• Delivery of energy policy relies on vital, flexible and innovative science and engineering resources
• Active engagement of these resources in the policy-making process produces more robust, sophisticated and efficient solutions
• Access to sound science and engineering knowledge is vital for engagement in the collective management of energy resources

Submission on the UK Energy Review (87 k) Updated April 2006

Submission on distributed generation (52 k) Updated December 2006

The Engineering Forum for Energy members

Chartered Institution of Building Service Engineers

Energy Institute

Institution of Civil Engineers

Institution of Chemical Engineers

Institution of Engineering and Technology

Institution of Mechanical Engineers

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