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Categories | Energy UK ​ Members AreaSearch The voice of the energy industry HomeAboutPolicyCustomersEnergy IndustryMedia & CampaignsPublications EventsMembershipContact HomeAboutMembershipCategories Membership at Energy UK Joining Energy UK opens the door to companies to rhadamanthine part of the most dynamic, leading energy industry soul in Great Britain. Energy UK is at the forefront of national energy policy minutiae and input from our membership is sought at the most senior political levels. We provide highly respected, expert wringer and translating to our members on policy, regulation and communications. We moreover provide strong and well tested industry representation in the media, to policy makers and wideness the wider policy community. Full membership Full membership of Energy UK is unshut to firms which generate electricity or supply electricity or gas to end users. This ranges from small, self-sustaining generators, through to challenger businesses and vertically integrated companies. Full members can join any relevant Energy UK committee or group so they can play a role in developing our policies and positions.SocializemembershipSocializemembership is unshut to companies which supply services to the energy industry. These range from accountancy firms to logistics suppliers and parts manufacturers. Associates receive from Energy UK a wide range of energy information and insight. They moreover enjoy other member benefits which include discounts to events and wangle to Energy UK’s wider member family. Member and stakeholder groups and roundtables Throughout the year members may join and participate in a number of variegated groups. The aim is to bring a mix of companies and stakeholders together to discuss key issues of the moment as well as helping write future strategies. Previous events have included roundtables with senior representatives from wideness the political party spectrum and a diverse mix of industry participants. Energy UK moreover runs various events aimed at those with sectorial responsibilities. For example we run meetings specifically for finance directors to requite them a platform to discuss worldwide policy issues. The challenges faced by industrial and commercial merchantry – as well as SME’s are often very variegated from those facing domestic operators. Energy UK meets this need and adds value to its membership through the organisations’ support for theMerchantryEnergy Forum and its wholesale mix of participants. Our committees Our committees and working groups requite our members a voice. The Energy UK committee structure provides the framework for members to work together and make working-level decisions. Four main committees report to the Energy UK Board. Each are made up of sub-committees and working groups which help develop policy and, in their own right, engage urgently with government, policy-makers and stakeholders. Full members can sit on any relevant committee while socialize members may be invited to provide particular expertise and insight. For increasingly information well-nigh Energy UK membership, please email This email write is stuff protected from spambots. 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