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			The '''Energy Institute''' (EI) is a ] chartered professional membership body.

			==Structure==
			The Energy Institute is a ] and licensed by the ] to offer ], Incorporated and Engineering Technician status to engineers and by the Society for the Environment to offer registration as ].

			===Membership===

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			The EI publishes : Petroleum Review and Energy World.

			The Journal of the Energy Institute is published by Elsevier

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Energy Institute
Abbreviation	EI
Formation	2003
Purpose	Power generation and fossil-fuels in the UK
Location	61 New Cavendish Street, London
Region served	UK
Membership	around 20,000 members
President	Steve Holliday CEng FREng FEI
Website	https://www.energyinst.org/

The Energy Institute (EI) is a UK chartered professional membership body.

Structure

The Energy Institute is a Learned Society and licensed by the Engineering Council to offer Chartered, Incorporated and Engineering Technician status to engineers and by the Society for the Environment to offer registration as Chartered Environmentalist.

Membership

Publications

The EI publishes two membership magazines: Petroleum Review and Energy World.

The Journal of the Energy Institute is published by Elsevier

Integrated	BP Shell
Exploration and production	Afren BHP Capricorn Energy Centrica Dana Petroleum Desire Petroleum Emerald Energy EnQuest Essar Energy Harbour Energy Hardy Oil and Gas JKX Oil & Gas Melrose Resources Ophir Energy Perenco Pharos Energy Regal Petroleum Rockhopper Exploration Star Energy Tullow Oil
Supply	Greenergy Murco Petroleum
Support	Abbot Group Amec Foster Wheeler Expro Hunting John Wood Group Petrofac Qserv Weir Group WesternGeco

Utilities

Integrated

Generation
and supply

Generation	Drax Group Engie Energy International Horizon Nuclear Power Renantis Vattenfall UK Vedanta Resources
Supply	100Green Bristol Energy Co-op Energy Ecotricity ESB Group Firmus Energy Good Energy Octopus Energy Opus Energy Outfox the Market OVO Energy Phoenix Natural Gas Shell Energy TotalEnergies Gas & Power Utilita Energy Utility Warehouse

Distribution

Electricity	Electricity North West Northern Powergrid SP Energy Networks SSE Power Distribution UK Power Networks Western Power Distribution
Gas	Cadent Gas Firmus Energy Northern Gas Networks Phoenix Natural Gas SGN Wales & West Utilities

Transmission

Electricity	National Grid Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission SP Energy Networks
Gas	National Grid

Other

Companies with headquarters and/or registered office in the UK but no applicable energy operations within the country shown in italics Ultimate parent company is not UK-based Integrated in the United States, no generation or supply activities in the UK

Energy sources

Biofuels	Biofuel power stations NNFCC Renewable Fuels Agency Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation
Geothermal	Geothermal power stations
Hydroelectricity	Hydroelectric power stations Mersey Barrage Severn Barrage Wave farms
Solar power
Wind power	Offshore wind power List of offshore wind farms List of onshore wind farms North Seas Energy Cooperation Wind power in Scotland

Government and regulation

Organisations

Legislation and
initiatives

Non-governmental organisations

Charities and pressure groups	Ashden Award Bioregional Campaign against Climate Change Centre for Alternative Technology National Energy Action Stop Climate Chaos Tyndall Centre
Industry bodies	Association for Decentralised Energy Energy Institute Energy Networks Association Energy Retail Association Green Power Forum RenewableUK Utilities Intermediaries Association
Research	Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology Energy Technologies Institute Met Office Hadley Centre Narec Oil Depletion Analysis Centre Sunbury Research Centre UK Energy Research Centre

Energy conservation
British Energy Efficiency Federation Close the Door campaign Code for Sustainable Homes Double Glazing & Conservatory Ombudsman Scheme EcoHomes Energy efficiency in British housing Energy Saving Trust Energy Saving Trust Recommended Greenhouse gas emissions HTB National Home Energy Rating

Category

Categories:

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Structure

Membership

Publications

See also