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Membership: Over 250 - Most meetings held at Stratton House Hotel, Gloucester Road, Cirencester GL7 2LE
Admittance by pre-registration only - CEEMG members receive an invitation
for each event.
Current membership subscription rates (annual): Corporate (3 attendees) £120, Small-Medium Companies (more than 5 employees, 2 attendees) £60, Small-micro companies (under 5 employees, 1 attendee) & Individuals £30, Charities £10. Database registration is free.
PROVISIONAL 2010 PROGRAMME:
The SW EEMG's Notice Board includes some of the key presentations given at EEMG meetings
28 Jan 2010 1. The Building Regulations Update 2. Smart Metering, What is it and how does it work?
25 Feb 2010 1. CHP and Community Heating and Cooling 2. "What Price Nuclear Power?"
25 Mar 2010 1. Water Management Techniques - From Meter to drain 2. A Review of Energy Policy
29 Apr 2010 1. A Review of Renewable Energy 2. Trends in Gas Pricing
27 May 2010 1. A Company's view of Managing Sustainability 2. A look at Transport in the next 10 Years
24 June 2010 Works/Plant visit - TBC
30 Sep 2010 1. The Economics of Wind/Diesel Power 2. "What Price for Electricity in the future?"
TBC Oct 2010 ENVEC - TBC
28 Oct 2010 1. Corporate and Social Responsibility 2. The Severn Barrage - Dream or Reality?
25 Nov 2010 1. Biomas Developments 2. Air Transport in our region
The committee welcomes suggestions from members on both the content of future meetings and if they can recommend good speakers. Please let the Chairman and Secretary have your views.
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CHAIRMAN: Mike Strickland, Abbotts
Court Associates, 40 Samuel White Road, Hanham, Bristol BS15 3LZ Tel/Fax: 0117 967 3009 E-mail: btcfsohoq01@btopenworld.com
SECRETARY: John Emmerson, Natural Environment Research Council, Polaris House, North Star Avenue, Swindon SN2 1EU Tel: 01793 411533
E-mail: jwe@nerc.ac.uk
Constitution (doc)
Other SW EEMGs:
Avon & Somerset
Devon & Cornwall
Wessex
The Cotswold Energy & Environmental Management Group (CEEMG) uses the nationally recognised "Greener Events" guide to help reduce the environmental impacts of its events
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