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Devon & Cornwall
Energy & Environmental
Management Group

Membership: Over 360 - Most meetings are held at ‘Lakeside’ at Roadford Lake near Launceston PL16 0JL.
Admittance by pre-registration only - DCEEMG members receive an invitation for each event
Current membership subscription rates (annual):
£60 corporate and £15 individual. Database registration is free

Background information     How to join     Constitution (doc)



EEMG logo - this was first used in 1976 as the logo for Energy Management Groups

See some of our members' achievements:
SWEEMG Showcase

  PROVISIONAL 2008 - 2009 PROGRAMME:

  The SW EEMG's Notice Board includes some of the key presentations given at EEMG meetings

  17 Sep 2008
  Managing your boilers

  2 Oct 2008
  ENVEC

  19 Nov 2008
  Climate Change and the effects on Nature

  17 Dec 2008
  The Carbon Reduction Commitment and what it means to you

  21 Jan 2009
  Biofuels and alternative transport

  11 Feb 2009
  Environmental Liabilities Directive

  18 Mar 2009
  Acoustics and noise suppression in buildings

  22 Apr 2009
  AGM and developments in lighting and controls

  20 May 2009
  Site visit

  17 Jun 2009
  Solar PV and other renewables

  16 Sep 2009
  Energy costs and tariff analysis

  TBC Oct 2009
  ENVEC

  11 Nov 2009
  Developments in boilers and controls

  9 Dec 2009
  Waste strategy in Cornwall

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CHAIRMAN: Dave Collins, The Granary, Bowcombe Road, Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 2DL
Tel/Fax: 01548 854270 E-mail ddavecollins@aol.com

SECRETARY: Alan Burgess, Energy Manager, South West Water, Peninsula House, Rydon Lane, Exeter, Devon EX2 7HR
Tel: 01392 443768 Fax: 01392 443349 E-mail aburgess@southwestwater.co.uk

Other SW EEMGs:

Avon & Somerset

Cotswold

Wessex


The Devon & Cornwall Energy & Environmental Management Group (DCEEMG) uses the nationally recognised "Greener Events" guide to help reduce the environmental impacts of its events

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