Energy
Event
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Soapbox Science is a hugely successful public engagement project promoting women working in the sciences and the science research and scientific applications they pioneer.
From 12-3pm on the 9th of... |
Webinar: 'I've been exploring this great idea': Funding for innovative applied environmental science
Are you thinking about innovation in your work as a business or member of a research group? Do you have a good idea for an innovative product or service? Innovate UK, formerly known as the Technology... |
News
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On the 28th July 2015 the IES partnered with Soapbox Science and Manchester Metropolitan University to bring to Manchester the first ever Soapbox Science Environmental Special. Here are the best... |
As you may be aware, the IES has been approved by the Enviornment Agency to accept applications for the IES register of ESOS Lead Energy Assessors. ESOS is a mandatory energy assessment scheme for... |
The European Network of Environmental Professionals (ENEP) has secured a stand for the 17th and 18th June at EU Sustainable Energy Week policy conference and networking village.
Five good reasons to... |
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We are delighted to announce we have finalised the application procedure to accept applications for the IES register of ESOS Lead Energy Assessors.
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is... |
We are delighted to announce we have received approval from the Environment Agency to offer a register of professionals able to act as ESOS Lead Energy Assessors. An application was submitted to... |
The Higher Education Academy (HEA) and the National Union of Students (NUS) are conducting a short and confidential survey to understand more about business’ experiences of working with recent... |
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The first event under the new IES regional group structure was held on the 9th September 2014 and hosted by Golder Associates.
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Profile
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Nnamdi is the Head of Environmental Operations and Oil Spill preperedness and response coordinator at Total E&P Nigeria Ltd. His job involves assessment of oil spill risk and contingency... |
